According to the motto “4 films, 1 focus: between the poles of human and environment” four internationally awarded films including INFF history have been selected and will be streamed to an open-minded audience. “Schnee” (Snow) directed by August Pflugfelder (INFF winner 2013), “Wildes Innsbruck” (Wild
The Innsbruck Nature Film Festival will again take place in 2021 as part of the International Nature Festival (16-24 October 2021) and is perfectly embedded as a highlight in the week’s schedule, in which numerous activities will draw the attention of all people and invite them
A breath of fresh air: For its 20th anniversary, Katja Trippel, experienced science- and environmental journalist, will be taking over as curator. Already active as part of the INFF jury and long-time GEO editor and member of the Editorial Board in charge of the “GEO
With a glimmer of light and a propitiating cultural message we end up an extraordinary 2020 announcing the dates of the 2021 festivals! So get prepared to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the INNSBRUCK NATURE FILM FESTIVAL from October 19 to 22, 2021 with amazing
When a university professor says with regard to the climate cap: “It’s not five to twelve, it’s twelve, but I am convinced that we can make it!” That’s a positive sign! As Prof. Dr. Georg Kaser is one of the most influential climatologists in the world.When
Jakob Winkler’s lavishly researched and detail-drawn ‘hidden object book’ for both children and adults, “Fatima’s Fantastic Journey Through a World Without Oil” won the nomination for the Tyrol Change Award.For the Visions Award, Spanish directing duo Ana Sema and Paula Iglesias’ “They’re Just Fish”, which
INF and its committed partners put together a colourful programme with FILM, GUSTO, KIDS, SCIENCE and SENSES. There was laughter and storytelling, cooking and feating, experiencing and being experienced. Small groups went bird-watching and to the Karwendel, to collect rubbish and create art, to up-cycle,
The annual INTERNATIONAL NATURE FESTIVAL (INF) and INNSBRUCK NATURE FILM FESTIVAL (INFF) located in alpine urban ambience of the host city Innsbruck, celebrated nature and environment with locals and guests in the beginning of October 2020. INF opens up the senses, lets you perceive and
19th Innsbruck Nature Film Festival ends with the award ceremony. And the winners are: Grand Prize of the City of Innsbruck Nature DocumentaryDIE WIESE – DAS VERLORENE PARADIES? (THE MEADOW) by Jan Haft Grand Prize of the City of Innsbruck Environmental DocumentarySHEEP HERO by Ton van
The UNIQA INF Sustainability Award, which is endowed with € 3,000 and shall be awarded for the first time, is assigned to the topic of sustainability. What’s the catch? There is only one stipulation: what ever you submit must make a valuable contribution to the sustainable development
