In just 10 years, Kenya lost nearly 10% of its humid primary forest. In addition, droughts are a much more common phenomenon now and are much more intense. The result is that the country is steadily becoming a desert. This documentary is a warning; it explores the extent of deforestation and degradation, the drivers, potential risks and possible solutions.
All Living Things Environmental Film Festival
David Owino | Kenya | 15 mins 03 secs | English | 2024
In just 10 years, Kenya lost nearly 10% of its humid primary forest. In addition, droughts are a much more common phenomenon now and are much more intense. The result is that the country is steadily becoming a desert. This documentary is a warning; it explores the extent of deforestation and degradation, the drivers, potential risks and possible solutions.
In just 10 years, Kenya lost nearly 10% of its humid primary forest. In addition, droughts are a much more common phenomenon now and are much more intense. The result is that the country is steadily becoming a desert. This documentary is a warning; it explores the extent of deforestation and degradation, the drivers, potential risks and possible solutions.
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In just 10 years, Kenya lost nearly 10% of its humid primary forest. In addition, droughts are a much more common phenomenon now and are much more intense. The result is that the country is steadily becoming a desert. This documentary is a warning; it explores the extent of deforestation and degradation, the drivers, potential risks and possible solutions.
A portrait of extreme heat through the lives forced to live with it.
A city wilts under a blistering heat wave. Through Traffic Constable Laxman Choubey and workers living closest to the heat, we see lives shaped by extreme weather. Against Naseeruddin Shah’s narrated poetry, the heat becomes a stark lens on class, privilege, and who gets to escape it.
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.
When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other. This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
Catch in-person screenings at our flagship events:
• Mumbai: December 4 to 6, Nehru Science Centre
• Ahmedabad: December 10 to 13, UKBB & CEPT University
• Bengaluru: December 12 to 13, Sabha
• 30+ locations across India
Not in one of these cities? Bring the festival home with a Watch Party bundle and host your own film screening. More info at: www.alteff.in
Global love letter to nature on 8 mm film
When filming with a Super 8 camera, what you see is what you get. It is grainy, light-leaky, and distinctively analog. Super Nature stitches together Super 8 film from around the world to create an incredibly intimate love letter to our shared planet, exploring the hopes, joys and inspirations that bind us all.
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
Catch in-person screenings at our flagship events:
• Mumbai: December 4 to 6, Nehru Science Centre
• Ahmedabad: December 10 to 13, UKBB & CEPT University
• Bengaluru: December 12 to 13, Sabha
• 30+ locations across India
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A conflict of apathy, bureaucracy and time
Three prominent people studying the Salt Water Lake in Utah want to raise awareness of its destruction. However, no one is taking them seriously. In this warm, grounded yet hard-hitting treatment with serene visuals, the film explores confusion, loss, and adamancy with citizens and authorities.
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
Catch in-person screenings at our flagship events:
• Mumbai: December 4 to 6, Nehru Science Centre
• Ahmedabad: December 10 to 13, UKBB & CEPT University
• Bengaluru: December 12 to 13, Sabha
• 30+ locations across India
Not in one of these cities? Bring the festival home with a Watch Party bundle and host your own film screening.
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Women turn snow leopard fear into conservation, livelihoods, and coexistence.
In Kibber, Spiti, women once saw the snow leopard as a threat. Today, they are Shen-mos, named after the female snow leopard, helping protect a species they feared. As disappearing snowfall reshapes life in the mountains, they are finding new livelihoods rooted in coexistence with wildlife and community.
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.
When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
Catch in-person screenings at our flagship events:
• Mumbai: December 4 to 6, Nehru Science Centre
• Ahmedabad: December 10 to 13, UKBB & CEPT University
• Bengaluru: December 12 to 13, Sabha
• 30+ locations across India
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Chipko, the iconic movement behind photographs, comes alive on film.
We know Chipko through its iconic photographs. But how many know the people behind them? At 83, Sudesha Devi takes us back to the movement she helped shape, through memories, forests, and archival footage. Her story brings the women leaders of Chipko into focus, honouring their courage and legacy.
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.
When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
Catch in-person screenings at our flagship events:
• Mumbai: December 4 to 6, Nehru Science Centre
• Ahmedabad: December 10 to 13, UKBB & CEPT University
• Bengaluru: December 12 to 13, Sabha
• 30+ locations across India
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Norway’s indigenous Sami community calls for accountability
Who pays the price of “Green progress?” An indigenous community questions their Ministry, who are willing to dispose of their community to set up wind turbines in Fosen. This battle in the region is a mirror for global energy transition and the expenses we choose not to see.
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.
When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
Catch in-person screenings at our flagship events:
• Mumbai: December 4 to 6, Nehru Science Centre
• Ahmedabad: December 10 to 13, UKBB & CEPT University
• Bengaluru: December 12 to 13, Sabha
• 30+ locations across India
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A hopeful environmentalist and his courage to fight Adani
There is loss of biodiversity, land and rights disturbing the coastal Mannar community in Sri Lanka. Edison, a young activist, is fuelled with motivation to highlight the stories of this diverse society. The film is an intimate ethnographic study of the region and the various socio-economic and environmental challenges it faces.
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.
When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
Catch in-person screenings at our flagship events:
• Mumbai: December 4 to 6, Nehru Science Centre
• Ahmedabad: December 10 to 13, UKBB & CEPT University
• Bengaluru: December 12 to 13, Sabha
• 30+ locations across India
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The real cost of our tech, through a boy’s lens.
Ziki’s childhood innocence is lost as he is swept up in the inertia of the resource extraction that marks the Congo. An animated exploration of the real cost of the precious metals that our global technology demands.
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.
When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
Catch in-person screenings at our flagship events:
• Mumbai: December 4 to 6, Nehru Science Centre
• Ahmedabad: December 10 to 13, UKBB & CEPT University
• Bengaluru: December 12 to 13, Sabha
• 30+ locations across India
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An environmentalist’s fate becomes a haunting reflection of humanity.
After killing an illegal hunter, a wildlife ranger finds himself at a crossroads. Through impressionistic animation, his journey blurs the boundaries between human and nature, exploring authoritarianism, ecological destruction, and the emotional and political cost of protecting nature in times of crisis.
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.
When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
Catch in-person screenings at our flagship events:
• Mumbai: December 4 to 6, Nehru Science Centre
• Ahmedabad: December 10 to 13, UKBB & CEPT University
• Bengaluru: December 12 to 13, Sabha
• 30+ locations across India
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Preserving traditional farming practices in the Andamans
Filmmaker Naw Betsy gives a sneak-peek into her Karen community’s traditional practice of sticky rice farming. For generations they have conserved this process as it represents their rich cultural heritage and sentiments that provided their livelihood. This intimate tale is a presentation of sticking to roots in an ever-changing world.
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.
When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
Catch in-person screenings at our flagship events:
• Mumbai: December 4 to 6, Nehru Science Centre
• Ahmedabad: December 10 to 13, UKBB & CEPT University
• Bengaluru: December 12 to 13, Sabha
• 30+ locations across India
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A monk, a porter, and paradoxes without judgement
From the narratives of two Tamang brothers, the film explores how changing landscapes and increasing tourism in Nepal’s Khumbu valley, though good for the economy, are taking away the freedom of the communities to live their lives on their own will. Amidst these majestic mountains, the economy also takes a seat in Nepal’s ecosystem.
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.
When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
Catch in-person screenings at our flagship events:
• Mumbai: December 4 to 6, Nehru Science Centre
• Ahmedabad: December 10 to 13, UKBB & CEPT University
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• 30+ locations across India
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An endangered monkey takes you on a coexistence walk
Amidst the picturesque landscapes of South-East Asia, through a unique tale of puppetry, an endangered monkey takes a walk around the neighbourhood exploring their curiosity & coexistence with human beings.
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When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
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A glimpse into Amboli, India’s “Herper’s Paradise.”
From dancing frogs to camouflaged predators, each encounter reveals the intricate web of life in Amboli’s biodiversity hotspot. Local naturalists and herpetologists explore the relationship between people and forest inhabitants, through its lush monsoon forests, home to rare frogs, snakes, insects and flora. For all the naturalists out there.
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When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other. This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
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A highway threatens the ancestral home of a multi-generational family
Like a weaver bird gathering twigs for its nest, a Rabha family has built a life around their ancestral home for four generations. Now, red marks signal its erasure for a new highway. As infrastructure closes in, their world of chickens, ducklings, fish and painting faces an uncertain future.
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When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
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As shamans age, who holds Arunachal’s healing traditions?
In the forests of Arunachal’s Dibang Valley, medicinal plants, stories, and healing form a living web of knowledge. As the filmmaker meets the elder shamans who carry this knowledge, the film asks what happens to this heritage as it’s keepers pass.
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.
When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
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A day in the life of a Lakshadweep fisherman
From turquoise waters, to fresh coconut & fish curry onboard, to naps on the sunny bow, we are invited to join Abdul Nassar and his crew on their fishing boat for the day. Traditional wisdom, ocean stewardship and modern innovations are all the hallmarks of their pole-and-line tuna fishing practice.
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.
When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other. This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
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• 30+ locations across India
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Three generations of women and the erasure of place-based oral traditions
Three women trek across scarred ancestral terrain, piecing together a vanishing oral tradition to save a young mother’s life. Told in an endangered language spoken by fewer than 60,000 people, TENFA draws its cast from the director’s own family and community. Moving between emergency and elegy, the film unfolds like a folk song.
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.
When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
Catch in-person screenings at our flagship events:
• Mumbai: December 4 to 6, Nehru Science Centre
• Ahmedabad: December 10 to 13, UKBB & CEPT University
• Bengaluru: December 12 to 13, Sabha
• 30+ locations across India
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Filmmaker-turned-farmer succeeds with ancient remedies
For a living, he showcases films in villages on natural farming and watershed management. Now the teachings are put to the test with the brother’s first crop on their ancestral land. In an almost Charlie-Chaplin style film, two new farmers utilise an old tool against pests - a ‘chutney’ of chili, ginger, onion and garlic.
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.
When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
Catch in-person screenings at our flagship events:
• Mumbai: December 4 to 6, Nehru Science Centre
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• Bengaluru: December 12 to 13, Sabha
• 30+ locations across India
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Respect and coexistence in India’s oldest Tiger reserve
The film explores a texture of coexistence between the residents of Chandrapur and its Tigers. Dr. Anish Adheria and his team are on a journey to resolve the conflicts with tangible solutions that would aid all forest dwellers. Their message - conservation can sometimes look away from statistics and towards dignity.
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.
When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
Catch in-person screenings at our flagship events:
• Mumbai: December 4 to 6, Nehru Science Centre
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• Bengaluru: December 12 to 13, Sabha
• 30+ locations across India
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Modern Mumbai through the eyes Worli’s indigenous Koli
The Koli’s enduring connection to the primordial rhythms of the sea are disturbed by the ruthless transformation of the city. An ethnographic meditation on the native fisherfolk and their resilience in the face of a city that never stops changing.
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.
When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
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Ancient trees shelter work and leisure, hold memory and community.
In Chandigarh’s planned streets, old trees have become the city’s living infrastructure, offering places to work, rest, eat, chat, and belong. Beneath their canopies, barbers, fruit sellers, gig workers, students, and passersby build everyday lives. Through these small worlds, the film reveals how trees nurture and contain urban life.
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.
When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
Catch in-person screenings at our flagship events:
• Mumbai: December 4 to 6, Nehru Science Centre
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• Bengaluru: December 12 to 13, Sabha
• 30+ locations across India
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Climate and conservation told through indigenous Assamese cuisine
The making of Namsing, a fermented fish central to Mising culture, becomes a window into a community’s changing relationship with the land. As Kaziranga expands and floods and erosion reshape access to rivers and forests, the Mising face a shrinking space to live, fish, gather, and hold onto their traditions.
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.
When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
Catch in-person screenings at our flagship events:
• Mumbai: December 4 to 6, Nehru Science Centre
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• Bengaluru: December 12 to 13, Sabha
• 30+ locations across India
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A young cave guide reveals Meghalaya’s living caves and changing livelihoods.
Deep inside Meghalaya’s limestone caves, young local guide Banyllashisha leads us through dripping passages, sculpted limestone formations, and life tucked into the rock. In Mawmluh, her village, deserted cement works recall a past shaped by extraction, while the caves now offer a livelihood rooted in care.
How women of the Amazon fight Big Oil
An exchange year in Ecuador led the filmmaker to discover a story of silent resilience by indigenous Amazon women against big oil companies. Visually stunning and emotionally tender, these women’s histories float through the river, and their voices seek hope and accountability.
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.
When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
Catch in-person screenings at our flagship events:
• Mumbai: December 4 to 6, Nehru Science Centre
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• Bengaluru: December 12 to 13, Sabha
• 30+ locations across India
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Guardians of the ocean, their community, and everyone’s survival
An intimate insight into a seaweed community in Tamil Nadu, where ecofeministic stories reside, thrive and learning to survive. The film layers out their livelihoods, their relationship with the sea, and the future they envision for the women of the coming generations. Is this relationship with the ocean worth keeping?
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.
When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
Catch in-person screenings at our flagship events:
• Mumbai: December 4 to 6, Nehru Science Centre
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Weaving threads of ethnographic culture, politics and childhood innocence
A thought-provoking narrative on a young girl opening up her simple world, and connecting the folk tales to the forest around her. Her discovery clashes with human greed, identity conflicts and silence that has been passed on through the generations. Will she grow up adapting or will she continue exploring?
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.
When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
Catch in-person screenings at our flagship events:
• Mumbai: December 4 to 6, Nehru Science Centre
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Ignorance is bliss. Light up another and enjoy?
In this crisp and compelling storytelling format, the filmmaker portrays human complacency to systemic crisis. Where small talk and bodily indulgence gain favor over action and attention. You’ll be left with the uncomfortable pondering on the privilege of chosen ignorance, as the world changes in front of our eyes.
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.
When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
Catch in-person screenings at our flagship events:
• Mumbai: December 4 to 6, Nehru Science Centre
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One person’s journey towards wildlife rehabilitation
A glimpse into the day-to-day life of Richard Tesore, a wildlife rescuer in his 60s, who turned his life around to passionately rehabilitate marine life in Uruguay. This heartwarming narrative spotlights his need and inspiration, and desire to build the country’s first marine mammal
rescue center.
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.
When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
Catch in-person screenings at our flagship events:
• Mumbai: December 4 to 6, Nehru Science Centre
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• 30+ locations across India
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A thrilling narrative resides in the marshy lands of Australia
The Green and Golden Bell frogs are living in the beautiful marshy scapes of New South Wales. Surviving predators is not the only danger they face, but the Chytrid fungus that flows in the waters is life-threatening. The frogs have to fight this, and someone is ready to help.
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.
When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
Catch in-person screenings at our flagship events:
• Mumbai: December 4 to 6, Nehru Science Centre
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• 30+ locations across India
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An Indian mythological lens on urbanisation
This hybrid, poetic documentary overlays a conversation from Ahalya and Sita, two of the strongest women in Indian mythology, with cityscapes. The women speak about seeking agency, question conservative ideologies and opinionate on how humans have lost their paths, and how we might find it again.
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.
When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
Catch in-person screenings at our flagship events:
• Mumbai: December 4 to 6, Nehru Science Centre
• Ahmedabad: December 10 to 13, UKBB & CEPT University
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• 30+ locations across India
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The world is enormous from the eyes of a Lizard!
This little-known reptile finds a place for itself in the vast Mugetan Desert of China. With breathtaking views cinematically captured by the filmmaker, the story delves into the Guinan Sand Lizard adapting and searching for a habitat as humans increase their footprint on the ecosystem.
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.
When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
Catch in-person screenings at our flagship events:
• Mumbai: December 4 to 6, Nehru Science Centre
• Ahmedabad: December 10 to 13, UKBB & CEPT University
• Bengaluru: December 12 to 13, Sabha
• 30+ locations across India
Not in one of these cities? Bring the festival home with a Watch Party bundle and host your own film screening.
More info at: www.alteff.in
What if vulnerability is our greatest strength?
Filmmaker Meike sits through an experiment to showcase her weaknesses to the camera, and runs it in parallel to the livelihoods of the Chimpanzees. Turns out, her personal insecurities were some of the greatest strengths of the animals. Sometimes, we forget where we come from. This research invites us to feel it.
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.
When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
Catch in-person screenings at our flagship events:
• Mumbai: December 4 to 6, Nehru Science Centre
• Ahmedabad: December 10 to 13, UKBB & CEPT University
• Bengaluru: December 12 to 13, Sabha
• 30+ locations across India
Not in one of these cities? Bring the festival home with a Watch Party bundle and host your own film screening.
More info at: www.alteff.in
A son asks a simple question - do animals feel too?
An enclosure glass at Prague Zoo divides the world between the humans and the animals. On the free side, Kartikeya is in a conversation with his Zoologist mother, finding answers to mysterious layers he believes the animals carry. This film exposes how our human-centricity shapes our reality, and invites us to see the animal world, once again, like children.
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.
When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
Catch in-person screenings at our flagship events:
• Mumbai: December 4 to 6, Nehru Science Centre
• Ahmedabad: December 10 to 13, UKBB & CEPT University
• Bengaluru: December 12 to 13, Sabha
• 30+ locations across India
Not in one of these cities? Bring the festival home with a Watch Party bundle and host your own film screening.
More info at: www.alteff.in
Can ancient spiritual traditions offer answers to today’s ecological crises?
In Benin, an ancient tradition is an ally for mangrove conservation. The film takes us on a journey into Vodun practices, revealing how faith, science and community governance intersect. Here, conservation is embedded in spiritual beliefs, rituals and reverence for nature, offering an alternative approach to protecting fragile ecosystems.
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.
When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
Catch in-person screenings at our flagship events:
• Mumbai: December 4 to 6, Nehru Science Centre
• Ahmedabad: December 10 to 13, UKBB & CEPT University
• Bengaluru: December 12 to 13, Sabha
• 30+ locations across India
Not in one of these cities? Bring the festival home with a Watch Party bundle and host your own film screening.
More info at: www.alteff.in
The growing demand for green hydrogen has a darker reality
South African communities are struggling with water scarcity and environmental crises. Add Europe’s scramble for green hydrogen, and you have a neo-colonial rush for resources — corporations profit while local communities pay the price. We see the hidden costs of “clean” development and question what a just transition should look like.
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.
When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
Catch in-person screenings at our flagship events:
• Mumbai: December 4 to 6, Nehru Science Centre
• Ahmedabad: December 10 to 13, UKBB & CEPT University
• Bengaluru: December 12 to 13, Sabha
• 30+ locations across India
Not in one of these cities? Bring the festival home with a Watch Party bundle and host your own film screening.
More info at: www.alteff.in
A changing climate threatens the pastoral traditions of Kutch.
70-year-old shepherd Mura tends to the endangered Patanwadi sheep, a native breed threatened by climate change and declining demand for indigenous wool. As pastoral livelihoods struggle, new initiatives are creating markets for desi wool, offering hope for shepherd communities and the survival of traditional breeds.
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.
When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
Catch in-person screenings at our flagship events:
• Mumbai: December 4 to 6, Nehru Science Centre
• Ahmedabad: December 10 to 13, UKBB & CEPT University
• Bengaluru: December 12 to 13, Sabha
• 30+ locations across India
Not in one of these cities? Bring the festival home with a Watch Party bundle and host your own film screening.
More info at: www.alteff.in
An invisible disaster unfolds for Kochi’s coastal communities
Saline water seeps into homes, making everyday life harder to sustain. Through the voices of women witnessing this reality, the film sheds light on the growing threat of tidal flooding — a disaster largely ignored by authorities, as families risk losing their homes, livelihoods and future.
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.
When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
Catch in-person screenings at our flagship events:
• Mumbai: December 4 to 6, Nehru Science Centre
• Ahmedabad: December 10 to 13, UKBB & CEPT University
• Bengaluru: December 12 to 13, Sabha
• 30+ locations across India
Not in one of these cities? Bring the festival home with a Watch Party bundle and host your own film screening.
More info at: www.alteff.in
When we love, we protect
Amateur conservationist Theerasak ‘Pop’ Saksritawee dedicates himself to protecting Thailand’s declining dugong population. As vanishing seagrass and rising sea temperatures threaten their survival, the film brings together facts and human emotions to underline the urgency of marine conservation and remind us that every step matters.
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.
When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
Catch in-person screenings at our flagship events:
• Mumbai: December 4 to 6, Nehru Science Centre
• Ahmedabad: December 10 to 13, UKBB & CEPT University
• Bengaluru: December 12 to 13, Sabha
• 30+ locations across India
Not in one of these cities? Bring the festival home with a Watch Party bundle and host your own film screening.
More info at: www.alteff.in
Shimla’s forests give way to concrete
Shimla’s once-green slopes are turning into a concrete jungle as rapid growth and road construction push the mountains beyond what they can bear. Through stark imagery and haunting sounds, the film is an urgent wake-up call, capturing a city transformed by unchecked development, where every monsoon brings renewed fear and anxiety.
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.
When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
Catch in-person screenings at our flagship events:
• Mumbai: December 4 to 6, Nehru Science Centre
• Ahmedabad: December 10 to 13, UKBB & CEPT University
• Bengaluru: December 12 to 13, Sabha
• 30+ locations across India
Not in one of these cities? Bring the festival home with a Watch Party bundle and host your own film screening.
More info at: www.alteff.in
A quest for a crab in India’s biggest city
Mumbai coastal shores are home to many marine species. Pratip Patade is on a journey to find a species of long-lost crab species. Through his conversations with researchers, fishing communities and marine enthusiasts, he curiously maps the shores of the city, to solve his puzzle.
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.
When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
Catch in-person screenings at our flagship events:
• Mumbai: December 4 to 6, Nehru Science Centre
• Ahmedabad: December 10 to 13, UKBB & CEPT University
• Bengaluru: December 12 to 13, Sabha
• 30+ locations across India
Not in one of these cities? Bring the festival home with a Watch Party bundle and host your own film screening.
More info at: www.alteff.in
A man’s changing hearing transforms how he experiences the world.
Living with limited hearing, a 60 year old man works around machines that threaten what remains. Knowing silence may be inevitable, he begins listening more closely, holding onto birds, wind, voices, and machines. As the world grows quieter, he searches for ways to keep listening, remembering, and carrying sound within.
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.
When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
Catch in-person screenings at our flagship events:
• Mumbai: December 4 to 6, Nehru Science Centre
• Ahmedabad: December 10 to 13, UKBB & CEPT University
• Bengaluru: December 12 to 13, Sabha
• 30+ locations across India
Not in one of these cities? Bring the festival home with a Watch Party bundle and host your own film screening.
More info at: www.alteff.in
A man must choose between saving his home or preserving his mango tree.
A mango tree threatens to fall on a family home, leaving a man torn between cutting it down or preserving it. As he hesitates, two human-faced birds from the beloved Bengali folktale Thakurmar Jhuli appear, carrying memories of his late father. A tender reckoning with childhood, home, memory, and change.
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.
When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
Catch in-person screenings at our flagship events:
• Mumbai: December 4 to 6, Nehru Science Centre
• Ahmedabad: December 10 to 13, UKBB & CEPT University
• Bengaluru: December 12 to 13, Sabha
• 30+ locations across India
Not in one of these cities? Bring the festival home with a Watch Party bundle and host your own film screening.
More info at: www.alteff.in
A boatman, a meteorologist and increasingly unpredictable weather
The story follows a seasoned boatman reeling from a tragic loss, and a dedicated meteorologist, as they grapple with the increasing unpredictability of the weather. An audio visual delight, the film explores the complex relationship between traditional, lived knowledge and modern data-driven science.
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.
When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
Catch in-person screenings at our flagship events:
• Mumbai: December 4 to 6, Nehru Science Centre
• Ahmedabad: December 10 to 13, UKBB & CEPT University
• Bengaluru: December 12 to 13, Sabha
• 30+ locations across India
Not in one of these cities? Bring the festival home with a Watch Party bundle and host your own film screening.
More info at: www.alteff.in
When rain keeps Deva from school, what will he come up with?
For young Deva, getting to school through relentless monsoon rains is a daily challenge. Set against the landscapes of rural Maharashtra, this musical, magical, and hopeful tale follows his determination to keep learning, with his grandfather beside him, helping him find a playful and ingenious way forward.
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.
When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other. This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
Catch in-person screenings at our flagship events:
• Mumbai: December 4 to 6, Nehru Science Centre
• Ahmedabad: December 10 to 13, UKBB & CEPT University
• Bengaluru: December 12 to 13, Sabha
• 30+ locations across India
Not in one of these cities? Bring the festival home with a Watch Party bundle and host your own film screening. More info at: www.alteff.in
When children imagine a world where all living things belong.
A film that brings children’s vivid imaginations of forests and their creatures to life, capturing how they make sense of a fast-changing world. Innocent, playful and deeply curious, it reveals how children see every living thing as having emotions, personalities and stories of its own. A timely reminder for adults to let their imagination run free too!
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.
When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
Catch in-person screenings at our flagship events:
• Mumbai: December 4 to 6, Nehru Science Centre
• Ahmedabad: December 10 to 13, UKBB & CEPT University
• Bengaluru: December 12 to 13, Sabha
• 30+ locations across India
Not in one of these cities? Bring the festival home with a Watch Party bundle and host your own film screening.
More info at: www.alteff.in
The interconnection of our globalised consumption, and its waste.
Punchy and visually striking, this animated short journeys through the life, and death, cycles of our technology, exposing the toxicity hidden in plain sight, and the very real people on whose bodies our tech-consumption depends
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.
When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
Catch in-person screenings at our flagship events:
• Mumbai: December 4 to 6, Nehru Science Centre
• Ahmedabad: December 10 to 13, UKBB & CEPT University
• Bengaluru: December 12 to 13, Sabha
• 30+ locations across India
Not in one of these cities? Bring the festival home with a Watch Party bundle and host your own film screening.
More info at: www.alteff.in
A young boy’s search for light after a storm.
When Typhoon Yolanda devastates his town, young Russell finds comfort in a single firefly that lights his way through loss and uncertainty. In the aftermath of calamity, the film offers strength in nature and community, reminding us that even the smallest flicker can brighten the darkest times.
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.
When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
Catch in-person screenings at our flagship events:
• Mumbai: December 4 to 6, Nehru Science Centre
• Ahmedabad: December 10 to 13, UKBB & CEPT University
• Bengaluru: December 12 to 13, Sabha
• 30+ locations across India
Not in one of these cities? Bring the festival home with a Watch Party bundle and host your own film screening.
More info at: www.alteff.in
When a disaster site becomes a tourist destination
Years after a nuclear disaster, Sophie guides tourists through the irradiated exclusion zone around France’s Golfech nuclear plant. Through an unconventional, dystopian animation style, the film satirically explores disaster tourism, social media culture, and our growing fascination with witnessing catastrophe from a safe distance.
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.
When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
Catch in-person screenings at our flagship events:
• Mumbai: December 4 to 6, Nehru Science Centre
• Ahmedabad: December 10 to 13, UKBB & CEPT University
• Bengaluru: December 12 to 13, Sabha
• 30+ locations across India
Not in one of these cities? Bring the festival home with a Watch Party bundle and host your own film screening.
More info at: www.alteff.in
Monoculture meets its limits on a family farm. What next? Turn towards LIFE.
Made entirely through tactile, eco-conscious stop-motion, this charming film showcases the possibilities of regenerative agriculture. It’s a tale of complex soil health, showcased with such visual simply that all viewers of all ages stand to learn.
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.
When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
Catch in-person screenings at our flagship events:
• Mumbai: December 4 to 6, Nehru Science Centre
• Ahmedabad: December 10 to 13, UKBB & CEPT University
• Bengaluru: December 12 to 13, Sabha
• 30+ locations across India
Not in one of these cities? Bring the festival home with a Watch Party bundle and host your own film screening.
More info at: www.alteff.in
An environmentalist’s fate becomes a haunting reflection of humanity.
After killing an illegal hunter, a wildlife ranger finds himself at a crossroads. Through impressionistic animation, his journey blurs the boundaries between human and nature, exploring authoritarianism, ecological destruction, and the emotional and political cost of protecting nature in times of crisis.
At ALT EFF 2026, we are meeting the times.
When the world feels like it is coming apart, we look to art as witness, joy as resistance, and cinema as a way home to each other.
This film is one of many stories we are bringing together this year at the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival, December 3 to 13, 2026.
Catch in-person screenings at our flagship events:
• Mumbai: December 4 to 6, Nehru Science Centre
• Ahmedabad: December 10 to 13, UKBB & CEPT University
• Bengaluru: December 12 to 13, Sabha
• 30+ locations across India
Not in one of these cities? Bring the festival home with a Watch Party bundle and host your own film screening.
More info at: www.alteff.in


