Since 2022, the Innsbruck Nature Film Festival has been a proud partner of IUCN Commission on Education and Communication (IUCN CEC), one of the six commissions of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). This non-governmental organisation enjoys observer status at the UN General
41 films made it into this year’s international film competition. Hot hits from famous production companies as well as works of cooler tones await the public, who can watch all films during the festival time from October 15 to 18, 2022. The venue is the
The Innsbruck Nature Film Festival 2022 – stands for encounter, exchange and vitality. This will be celebrated sustainably over four days and the team is already in the middle of preparations. The 18-strong selection panel jury has screened more than 250 films submitted from all over the
Submit your film right now and save money: The submission fee for the DOCUMENTARIES is 45€ instead of 55€, for the SHORTS 25€ instead of 30€. This is your direct link to register for the 2022 INFF. Mid of October 2022 the INNSBRUCK NATURE FILM FESTIVAL (INFF)
Katja Trippel studied geography, worked as an urban planner and trained in journalism at the Henri-Nannen-School in Hamburg. She then worked for more than ten years as an editor for the reportage magazine GEO, for which she mainly researched environmental and nature topics, and as
Four categories are to set the scene. These are Nature Film, Environmental Documentary, Short Film and Animated Short Film. Works selected by the jury from these four categories shall take part in the international film competition in October and will have the honour of being
The call is now open to filmmakers from all over the world to submit their works to Austria’s one and only nature and environmental film festival. As official representatives of the Innsbruck Nature Film Festival (INFF), festival director Johannes Kostenzer and festival curator Katja Trippel
The 20th anniversary of the Innsbruck Nature Film Festival was celebrated with film makers from around the globe and their 50 movies caught on the public for four days in and around the Metropol cinema in Innsbruck, Tyrol’s capital. The top-class jury has decided and
The 20th INNSBRUCK NATURE FILM FESTIVAL (INFF) is calling for submissions of cinematic works: Nature and the Environment in documentary, short film, animated short film and emerging film categories. The deadline for submissionsis 15.07.2021 and the festival itself will take place from 19-22.10.2021 in the alpine-urban
Due to the ongoing pandemic the first stop of INF on Tour 2021 – the mobile version of the INTERNATIONAL NATURE FESTIVAL – will be realized digitally. In cooperation with the FH Kufstein/Tirol University of Applied Sciences a two-day program has been organized. According to
