The 25th Innsbruck Nature Film Festival has announced its winners!
For the 25th time, the Innsbruck Festival, held at the Metropol Cinema, celebrated nature, the environment, and the careful stewardship of the planet. The event was complemented by excursions into Tyrol’s unique natural landscapes.
Please find all winners here:
Directed by Bára Anna
A deadly shrimp and a blind fish try to overcome their differences in a vibrant ocean paradise.
Directed by David Bim
A mesmerizing black-and-white portrait of family survival in the remote wetlands of Cuba.
Directed by Meike Hollnaicher, Tom Schäfer
A designer and a chef explore the future of food through visionaries transforming agriculture.
Directed by Joaquín del Paso
A Haitian family seeks a new life in a Mexican forest threatened by encroaching illegal logging.
Directed by Wayne de Lange
Rescued from poachers in Zimbabwe, a baby pangolin gets a second chance at life in the wild.
Directed by Daniela Pulverer
High in Peru's Andes, the vast Colca Canyon reveals ancient terraced oases and soaring condors.
Directed by Gabriela Osio Vanden, Jack Weisman
This film explores polar bear conflicts in Churchill, asking who belongs in a shifting Arctic.
Directed by Xinge Li
A botanist traces ancient plant roots to blend science, childhood memory, and Chinese symbolism.
Directed by Eleanor Mortimer
As deep-sea mining looms, scientists race to discover unknown species in Earth's largest habitat.
Directed by Sophia Dimke
Filmmaker Sophia Dimke journeys across Iceland to capture the Arctic fox and its rugged wildlife.
Directed by James Damer Dawson
In Devon, two neighboring farmers named Derek clash when one turns his land over to wild nature.
Directed by Otilia Portillo Padua
Two Indigenous mycologists in Mexico blend ancestral knowledge and science to protect mushrooms.
Directed by Nikos Pantermarakis
On Crete, farmers fight soil degradation through regenerative agriculture in a poetic film.