sustainability

  • Scars of Growth

    Scars of Growth

    NATURE: Thoroughly researched and brilliantly edited doc about the plans and pitfalls of the return of mining to Europe.

  • Towards a greener future at Evia

    Towards a greener future at Evia

    EVIA FILM PROJECT: Back with its second edition, The Evia Film Project aims to help the Greek island's recovery from the devastating wildfires and to be an international hub for sustainable film production.

  • Poison and persuasion: the battle for plastic’s story

    Poison and persuasion: the battle for plastic’s story

    POLLUTION: There are 500 times more plastic particles in the sea than stars in our galaxy.

  • «… Who steals, rapes, plunders, tortures and kills»

    «… Who steals, rapes, plunders, tortures and kills»

    FRANCE: After a number of «not a day without» statements, the French presidential candidate Eric Zemmour's conclusion is that the country is about to be taken over by Muslims and feminists.

  • Phie Ambo: Art as activism. Activism as art

    Phie Ambo: Art as activism. Activism as art

    On Sunday, 19 September, the third day of #Nordisk Panorama# 2021, a masterclass with Danish filmmaker and activist #Phie Ambo# occurred as part of the festival’s industry market events. Ambo’s most recent film, the climate activist-focused 70/30, had premiered at this year’s #CPH:DOX as its opening film. However, her entire two-decade filmography situates Ambo as…

  • «We noticed quite early on that this year’s films would be a challenge to thematise»

    «We noticed quite early on that this year’s films would be a challenge to thematise»

    NORDISK PANORAMA: Documentary programmers Cecilia Lidin and Hawa Sanneh on the festival's 32nd edition.

  • A reminder about the power of imagination

    A reminder about the power of imagination

    SUSTAINABILITY: A spirited documentary following a visionary counterculture collective, as well as a cautionary tale about the forces destroying the planet.

  • Are insects the new meat?

    Are insects the new meat?

    The insects we once regarded with disgust are now being touted as the solution to the world’s food shortages. Can insects really save the world?

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