KLEFF 2021 Announces Film Finalists

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September 15th, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – The 14th International Kuala Lumpur Eco Film Fest 2021 (KLEFF 2021) has announced that 94 films have been selected to be screened virtually in the festival. Out of the submitted films, 20 films made it to be the finalists of the 5 main film categories of KLEFF 2021.

The 5 main film categories are Best Feature Film/Full-Length Documentary, Best Short Documentary/TV Documentary, Best Short Film, Best Public Service Announcements (PSA), as well as Best Animation.

Below are the finalists for the 5 main film categories of KLEFF 2021:

  1. Best Feature Film / Full-Length Documentary Award (In Alphabetical order)
Film Title Film Maker Country
50 Shades of Green: The Complex Story of Palm Oil Khayriyyah Mohd Hanafiah, Andy Siti Nurhidayah Rahim Malaysia
CLIMATE FOR CHANGE: Renewing Energy Shanmuga Sundaram Singapore
CO2? CO-Nee! Joep van Dijk Netherlands
Day Zero Kevin Sim, Virginia Quinn United States
Once Upon A River: Bangladesh’s Delta Disaster Shehzad Hameed Ahmad Singapore
  1. Best Short Documentary Award (In Alphabetical order)
Film Title Film Maker Country
A Community Under Fire Harrison Thane, Matt Thane Australia
For Tomorrow Paradise Arrives Anna Hints Estonia
Growing Solutions Leo Horrigan United States
The Naked Arctic Adventure Paula Miquelis Singapore
  1. Best Short Film Award (In Alphabetical order)
Film Title Film Maker Country
Alles hat Grenzen NUR DER MONDFISCH NICHT Sylvia Eckermann, Gerald Nestler Austria
Birthplace Sil van der Woerd, Jorik Dozy Malaysia
Day zero Shubham Pandav India
Djibril’s Forest Thomas Ceulemans Belgium
  1. Best Animation Award (In Alphabetical order)
Film Title Film Maker Country
Blinded By Love Yige Yang United Kingdom
Pongo the Stolen Orangutan: How Law Can Heal Colin Systma United States
The Fourfold Alisi Telengut Canada
It’s Not The Oil, It’s The Practice Zul Ikhwan Aziz Malaysia
  1. Best Public Service Announcement Award (In Alphabetical order)
Film Title Film Maker Country
A Community, Fighting Zoe FitzPatrick Ireland
Gardener of the Sea Mok Man Ying Malaysia
The Seed Mauro Altschuler Argentina

The 14th Kuala Lumpur Eco Film Fest committee would like to congratulate the finalists of each categories of KLEFF 2021!

This year’s 12th KLEFF jury committee and judges are Fadly Bakhtiar, Festival Director of KLEFF 2020 and Programme Director of EcoKnights; OKJ, Singapore-based documentary storyteller of OKJWorks; Dr. Kendy Mitot, artist of the indigenous Bidayuh tribe in Sarawak; and Aore Ajoeni, technical officer and head of the research team in Klima Action Malaysia (KAMY).

For more information about the Kuala Lumpur Eco Film Fest or its organizer, EcoKnights, please contact info@kleff.my.  or the festival manager, Nabila at nabila@ecoknights.org.my. For KLEFF partnership and collaboration, you may reach our KLEFF Festival Director at fadly@ecoknights.org.my.

ABOUT THE KUALA LUMPUR ECO FILM FEST (KLEFF)

The International KLEFF is Malaysia’s first and longest-serving platform promoting sustainable living through showcases of environment-themed films, workshops, talks, exhibitions, Impact Market, local performances and other engaging activities. Organized by EcoKnights, KLEFF features groundbreaking films that kindle important dialogues, traversing the relationship between humans and their environments, challenging the way people think about the natural world and inspiring them to discuss, explore and act on important environmental issues. For more information about KLEFF, kindly visit its official page at kleff.my and for more current updates, find us on Facebook at @KualaLumpurEcoFilmFestival and Instagram and Twitter at @kleff_my.

ABOUT ECOKNIGHTS

EcoKnights is an environmental non-governmental organization (NGO) registered with the Registrar of Societies Malaysia. EcoKnights’ core focus areas are in environmental education; smart partnerships; strategic engagement and on-ground efforts as well as capacity building of youths. In these areas, EcoKnights focuses on working with key stakeholders to deliver strategically designed developmental interventions, further contributing to positive social, environmental and economic change. More information about EcoKnights can be obtained from www.ecoknights.org.my. For more current updates on what EcoKnights is up to, find us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter at @EcoKnights.

For media enquiries, please contact:
Fara Amina Othman,
Digital Content Officer of EcoKnights,
fara@ecoknights.org.my / 011 – 23210492

The Film Lineup Of The 14th International KLEFF 2021

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September 3rd 2021, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – The International Kuala Lumpur Eco Film Fest 2021 (KLEFF2021) announces the film lineup for its 14th edition, continuing its festival committee EcoKnights’ effort in creating platform for sustainability communication and education via audio-visual tools.

The festival received a total submission of 136 environmental films from 39 countries this year, whereby the festival received the most submissions from its home country – Malaysia. Entering its second time as a digital film festival with the belief that films can be screened beyond limits via the festival’s digital screening platform, KLEFFlix, 94 films have been selected to be screened this year. Other than films that tells spectacular stories under the festival’s theme ‘Climate Change Yourself’, the festival will also screen films that focus on a spectrum of sustainability topics, thus having an myriad of interdisciplinary stories that voice out the 3 pillars of sustainability – environment, social and economy.

From 24th – 30th October, KLEFF 2021 will be happening virtually at 3 platforms – KLEFFlix, International Greentech & Eco Products Exhibition & Conference Malaysia (IGEM) 2021 and the Malaysian Pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai.

Congratulations to the following selected films that will be screened in KLEFF 2021 (in alphabetical order):

50 Shades of Green: The Complex Story of Palm Oil

Discovering Langkawi with Irshad Mobarak – The Forest of Limestone OSHIKA – Winds Of Change Ticino, a source of biodiversity

A Community Under Fire

Discovering Langkawi with Irshad Mobarak – The Littoral Forest; Life At The Edge OUR 4°C-ABLE WORLD

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A Community, Fighting Discovering Langkawi with Irshad Mobarak – The Magnificient Machinchang Forests Painting By Numbers

Voices of the River

A Coral’s Journey from Reef to Lab Discovering Langkawi with Irshad Mobarak – The Misunderstood Fig Tree Pepperwood: Rising From The Ashes

W.W.W.W.W

A journey of 1000 miles starts with a single step

Discovering Langkawi with Irshad Mobarak – The Mysterious Mangrove Pewén: The Earth will say We Are Nature

A River Reborn

Djibril’s Forest Poisoned Soil

Will You Hear Us

A Whale’s Worth DOKUMENTARI BURUNG WALIT Pongo the Stolen Orangutan: How law can heal

WORLD OF VIRUSES

Active (citizen)

DOKUMENTARI SAMPAH Pushed up the Mountain

Alles hat Grenzen NUR DER MONDFISCH NICHT

Emerald Forest – Return of the Tigers

Refugio

As Organism (Episode 1/ BrainDagger Films Presents: Knowledge is Good)

Episode 1: Project PULIH: Mending Broken Reefs

ROADS TO OUR HERITAGE

Bablu From Babylon

Epoch

ROADS TO OUR HERITAGE EP 2

Baghjan Reels

Eternal Harvest

Seaturtle watcher

Barricade

Extracted: Shimulala Shoulders Deep

Birthplace

For Tomorrow Paradise Arrives

Spring

Blinded By Love

Forest Hymn for Little Girls

Symbiosis

Cabo Verde – Island Jewel

Gaachh : The Tree

Terraform

Chimney of Death

Gardener of the Sea

The Bamboo Bridge

CHOUETTE

Growing Peace in the Middle East

The Broken Garden of the Sea

CLIMATE FOR CHANGE : Renewing Energy

Growing Solutions

The Circle of Life

CO2? CO-Nee!

HERBA AKAR GALAK

The Fourfold

Convergence

IFANG

The Green Amendment: New Mexico, Part One

Cracked

In the name of the Olive

The Land of Griffons

Day Zero

It’s not the oil, it’s the practice

The Naked Arctic Aventure

Discovering Hydrogen

May they Fly

The Secrets of Wild Honey

Discovering Langkawi with Irshad Mobarak – A Walk Around Datai Bay

Messages from the Animals: Otter Love

The seed

Discovering Langkawi with Irshad Mobarak – Adaptability; Lesson From Nature

Midang Midang

THE SHAMANS´ NIGHTMARE

Discovering Langkawi with Irshad Mobarak – In Balance with Nature

Netejant la Terra / Cleaning the Earth

The Weather Diaries

Discovering Langkawi with Irshad Mobarak – Passages Through Time

Not Sinking, Swarming

The Whale from Lorino

Discovering Langkawi with Irshad Mobarak – The Fabulous Flying 5 Once Upon A River: Bangladesh’s Delta Disaster They Keep Quiet So We Make Noise

KLEFF 2021 film competition finalists and film screening schedule will be announced in late September. Tickets for screening will be open for sale in early October.

For more information about the Kuala Lumpur Eco Film Fest or its organizer, EcoKnights, please contact info@kleff.my.  or the festival manager, Nabila at nabila@ecoknights.org.my. For KLEFF partnership and collaboration, you may reach our KLEFF Festival Director at fadly@ecoknights.org.my.

ABOUT THE KUALA LUMPUR ECO FILM FEST (KLEFF)

The International KLEFF is Malaysia’s first and longest-serving platform promoting sustainable living through showcases of environment-themed films, workshops, talks, exhibitions, Impact Market, local performances and other engaging activities. Organized by EcoKnights, KLEFF features groundbreaking films that kindle important dialogues, traversing the relationship between humans and their environments, challenging the way people think about the natural world and inspiring them to discuss, explore and act on important environmental issues. For more information about KLEFF, kindly visit its official page at kleff.my and for more current updates, find us on Facebook at @KualaLumpurEcoFilmFestival and Instagram and Twitter at @kleff_my.

ABOUT ECOKNIGHTS

EcoKnights is an environmental non-governmental organization (NGO) registered with the Registrar of Societies Malaysia. EcoKnights’ core focus areas are in environmental education; smart partnerships; strategic engagement and on-ground efforts as well as capacity building of youths. In these areas, EcoKnights focuses on working with key stakeholders to deliver strategically designed developmental interventions, further contributing to positive social, environmental and economic change. More information about EcoKnights can be obtained from www.ecoknights.org.my. For more current updates on what EcoKnights is up to, find us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter at @EcoKnights.

For media enquiries, please contact:
Fara Amina Othman,
Digital Content Officer of EcoKnights,
fara@ecoknights.org.my / 011 – 23210492

14th International Kuala Lumpur Eco Film Fest – Make Films, Make Changes!

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10th March 2021, Kuala Lumpur – The Kuala Lumpur Eco FIlm Fest (KLEFF) is back for its 14th instalment!

Malaysia is home to South-East Asia’s first and longest-running homegrown environmental film festival for the past 13 years; EcoKnights is proud to announce that the 14th International Kuala Lumpur Eco Film Fest (KLEFF) has launched its call for film submission on the 10th of March 2021 via FilmFreeway, a global digital platform for filmmakers to submit their films to hundreds of film festivals.

With KLEFF’s strong advocacy in climate change, the theme this year is, ‘Climate Change (Yourself)’; whereby the festival seeks for thought-provoking films that explore self-initiated changes that we can make on different levels and capacities, with the right mindsets and habits.

Returning from the 2020 pandemic phase that marked a new beginning for KLEFF as a digital film festival, KLEFF is continuing its role as a media platform for filmmaking, story-telling and knowledge-sharing in the global transformational journey towards sustainability, in society, economy, and environment.

Festival Director Fadly Bakhtiar quoted, “The decision to go on with KLEFF despite the pandemic is motivated by our firm beliefs that environmental advocacy to fight climate change must go on, and the call for climate action never stops, even amidst a global pandemic. Last year’s debut as a digital festival was a huge milestone with a steep learning curve for the team. We received encouraging response and support from our loyal supporters, thus proving that we need to be innovative and dynamic to keep our mission going now that the festival has evolved digitally.”

He also shared his views on this year’s theme, and believes it will shine a spotlight on the important issue at hand for the general public and audience by highlighting the importance of behavioural change in societies, as societal norms are a key factor in addressing climate issues.

Submission is open on the 10th of March until 25th June 2021, whereby the films will stand a chance to be screened in the festival as well as run for various awards in the KLEFF Film Competition, after going through an evaluation process by the festival committee and film panel jury. The festival accepts films of different genres which are long documentaries, feature films, short documentaries, short films, animation and Public Service Announcement (PSA). Chosen films will be screened during the festival via its online screening platform, KLEFFlix.
“For the past 13 years, we have been receiving films with inspiring stories that advocate for various sustainability topics and the call for action to make changes for a better world. That’s the beauty and strength of the filmmakers, they are educators and advocators through their lenses and story-telling. Meanwhile film festivals like KLEFF are the right platform to showcase the filmmakers’ magic,” commented Nabila Shohimi, Festival Manager.

Interested or aspiring filmmakers can submit their films in FilmFreeway: KLEFF 2021 within the timeline and film submission deadlines.

Deadlines Dates

Submission Fees

Earlybird Deadline 30th April 2021 ·   Long Documentary/Feature Film: USD 25

·   Short Documentary: USD 15

·   Short Film: USD 10

·   Animation: USD 10

·   PSA: USD 10

Regular Deadline 31st May 2021 ·   Long Documentary/Feature Film: USD 30

·   Short Documentary: USD 20

·   Short Film: USD 15

·   Animation: USD 15

·   PSA: USD 15

Late Deadline 25th June 2021 ·   Long Documentary/Feature Film: USD 35

·   Short Documentary: USD 25

·   Short Film: USD 20

·   Animation: USD 20

·   PSA: USD 20

In case both potential filmmakers and the audience would like to have a taste of what is to come, head on down to KLEFF 2020 Films where you can find the past submissions. We recommend filmmakers to read the full Rules and Regulations before submitting your films.

After the launch of film submission, KLEFF will be building up more content and relationships to add more value to the festival’s journey in climate action and other sustainability missions. The festival committee invites those who share the common ground with KLEFF or have impactful collaboration ideas such as outreach efforts, resource mobilization and filmmaking empowerment, to develop partnerships with KLEFF.

The festival has previously collaborated with the International Greentech & Eco Products Exhibition & Conference Malaysia (IGEM) for 5 years in sharing outreach platforms to educate more people about sustainability. Other than that, KLEFF has worked with a few partners to award and recognise winning filmmakers – River of Life (ROL) for the ‘River of Life Award’; and United Nation Development Programme (UNDP) and Malaysian Public Work Department (JKR) for the UNDP x JKR Energy Efficiency in Buildings Award.

For more information pertaining to the festival, visit the official KLEFF 2021 website.

Contact details:
General: info@kleff.my
Fadly Bakhtiar: fadly@ecoknights.rog.my
Nabila Shohimi: nabila@ecoknights.org.my

THE INAUGURAL DIGITAL FESTIVAL OF THE 13TH KLEFF AMIDST A GLOBAL PANDEMIC

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Media Kit Link: http://bit.ly/Media-Kit-KLEFF2020

16th September, Kuala Lumpur – The show must go on; the 13th International Kuala Lumpur Eco Film Fest (KLEFF 2020) set sail towards a digital course as the coronavirus outbreak continues.

The inaugural digital KLEFF festival is set to run week-long from the 19th to 25th of October, with yet another feast of sustainability-driven activities catered for all walks of life. With the theme “Climate (in)Justice: Pick A Side”, the festival received 118 film submissions from 44 countries, with 53 films confirmed to be screened during the festival.

“The decision to create a digital platform this year is motivated by the belief that environmental advocacy to fight climate injustice must go on, and the call for climate action never stops, even amidst a global pandemic,” said KLEFF Festival Director, Fadly Bakhtiar.

“The public confidence and partnering support by stakeholders in the last 12 years have been incredible thus far, hence strengthening our commitment and determination to execute a digital festival,” he continued.

With more list of program line-ups to be announced, KLEFF 2020 is set to showcase the flagship KLEFF film screening and award ceremony, the School of Sustainability (workshops and talks), Act4SDGs (SDG-driven initiatives), Green Vibes (live performances), a Digital Fundraising campaign and more.

“As the committee gears up to organizing yet another enriching eco-themed film festival, we are hopeful and driven to continue the environmental advocacy by any means necessary,” said Fadly.

KLEFF hit its 13 years of milestone with a stronger aspiration to bring climate- and eco-themed films to the national screen. In line with its mission to provide equal access to environmental education and implant the concept of sustainability into Malaysian consciousness – this year, KLEFF introduced a nationwide call for 10,000 public signatures to bring KLEFF films (past, present and future) into the mainstream media (national TV broadcast).

“KLEFF will continue to honour the stories, experiences and movement centered around sustainability and the environment to the highest standard,” echoed Fadly.

Stay tuned for more exciting news and updates regarding the 13th edition of KLEFF in the coming weeks. Visit the official KLEFF website for more information and get involved with the activities by clicking here. For partnership inquiries about KLEFF, contact Fadly Bakhtiar at fadly@ecoknights.org.my or contact Ms. Nabila at nabila@ecoknights.org.my for more inquiries about KLEFF.

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ABOUT THE KUALA LUMPUR ECO FILM FEST (KLEFF)

The International KLEFF is Malaysia’s first and longest-serving platform promoting sustainable living through showcases of environment-themed films, workshops, talks, exhibitions, Impact Market, local performances and other engaging activities. Organized by the non-governmental organization, EcoKnights, KLEFF features groundbreaking films that kindle important dialogues, traversing the relationship between humans and their environments, challenging the way people think about the natural world and inspiring them to discuss, explore and act on important environmental issues.

Further information may be found at kleff.my

ABOUT ECOKNIGHTS

EcoKnights® is a non-governmental environmental organisation that provides and delivers development and environmental interventions to communities, government agencies, learning institutions, and companies to mobilise and catalyse the stakeholders towards sustainable development across trans- and interdisciplinary fields to build bridges towards achieving sustainable communities and companies across five main pillars. 

The pillars are Public Outreach, Community Development & Education (CDE), Rehabilitation, Restoration and Conservation (RRC) as well as Youth Development & Volunteerism (YDV), supported by Sustainability Communications. Each pillar helps to strengthen the legacy of EcoKnights as it empowers the Knights to ideate, create, run and organise meaningful projects to impart long-lasting sustainable and economic impact to the country.


For media enquiries, please contact:
Fara Amina Othman,
Digital Content Officer of EcoKnights,
fara@ecoknights.org.my 

KLEFF 2020 ANNOUNCES NOMINEES FOR FILM COMPETITION

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Media kit: https://bit.ly/PRkleffnomineefilms

Kuala Lumpur, August 2nd 2020 – The 13th International Kuala Lumpur Eco Film Fest 2020 (KLEFF 2020) has announced that 53 films have been selected to be screened virtually in the festival. Out of the submitted films, 18 films made it to be the finalists of the 5 main film categories of KLEFF 2020.

The 5 main film categories are Best Feature Film/Full-Length Documentary, Best Short Documentary/TV Documentary, Best Short Film, Best Public Service Announcements (PSA), as well as Best Animation. Below are the finalists for the 5 main film categories of KLEFF 2020:

  1. Best Feature Film / Full-Length Documentary Award (In Alphabetical order)

Film Title

Film Maker

Country

The Future of Flight Larissa Klinker Germany
MT. SUSWA – LIFE IN A VOLCANO Oliver Goetzl Germany
Pakistan’s Himalayan Meltdown Shehzad Hameed Ahmad Singapore
  1. Best Short Documentary Award (In Alphabetical order)

Film Title

Film Maker

Country

From Kurils With Love Taylor Reese United States
Gitxsan: Our Land, Our Culture, Our Laws Farhan Umedaly Canada
I Am Vital Florian Ledoux France
Stolen Apes – Buanoi Colin Sytsma United States
Vaka Kelly Moneymaker New Zealand
  1. Best Short Film Award (In Alphabetical order)
Film Title Film Maker

Country

Because I Could Niki J. Borger United States
Ecology Lesson Ivan Sosnin Russian Federation
It’s Look Sunshine Kim Seunghwan South Korea
  1. Best Animation Award (In Alphabetical order)
Film Title Film Maker

Country

Gon, The Little Fox Takeshi Yashiro Japan
Shape Me Alex Spoerndli Switzerland
The Secret Life of Durian Trees Hana Abdul Aziz Malaysia
  1. Best Public Service Announcement Award (In Alphabetical order)
Film Title Film Maker

Country

Meet Ramon Pilar Aldirico Argentina
USLP Shower Bauddhayan Mukherji India
What happens to rain in the future Toby Mory Germany
Why It’s Crucial to Fight Corruption: Transparency International Toby Mory Germany

The 13th Kuala Lumpur Eco Film Fest committee would like to congratulate the finalists of each categories of KLEFF 2020!

This year’s 12th KLEFF jury committee and judges are Fadly Bakhtiar, Festival Director of KLEFF 2020 and Programme Director of EcoKnights; Dr. Chen Pelf Nyok, turtle researcher, conservationist and co-founder of Turtle Conservation Society of Malaysia (TCS); Elina Jani, Director of Green Innovations at Malaysian Green Technology Corporation; Iedil Dzuhrie Alaudin, Malaysia’s TV/film and stage actor; Kendy Mitot, artist of the indigenous Bidayuh tribe in Sarawak; and Justin Wong, filmmaker and co-founder of SCM Asia.

For more information about the Kuala Lumpur Eco Film Fest or its organizer, EcoKnights, please contact info@kleff.my or the festival manager, Nabila at nabila@ecoknights.org.my. For KLEFF partnership and collaboration, you may reach our KLEFF Festival Director at fadly@ecoknights.org.my.

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ABOUT THE KUALA LUMPUR ECO FILM FEST (KLEFF)

The International KLEFF is Malaysia’s first and longest-serving platform promoting sustainable living through showcases of environment-themed films, workshops, talks, exhibitions, Impact Market, local performances and other engaging activities. Organized by EcoKnights, KLEFF features groundbreaking films that kindle important dialogues, traversing the relationship between humans and their environments, challenging the way people think about the natural world and inspiring them to discuss, explore and act on important environmental issues. For more information about KLEFF, kindly visit its official page at kleff.my and for more current updates, find us on Facebook at @KualaLumpurEcoFilmFestival and Instagram and Twitter at @kleff_my.

ABOUT ECOKNIGHTS

EcoKnights is an environmental non-governmental organization (NGO) registered with the Registrar of Societies Malaysia. EcoKnights’ core focus areas are in environmental education; smart partnerships; strategic engagement and on-ground efforts as well as capacity building of youths. In these areas, EcoKnights focuses on working with key stakeholders to deliver strategically designed developmental interventions, further contributing to positive social, environmental and economic change. More information about EcoKnights can be obtained from www.ecoknights.org.my. For more current updates on what EcoKnights is up to, find us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter at @EcoKnights.

For media enquiries, please contact:
Fara Amina Othman,
Digital Content Officer of EcoKnights,
fara@ecoknights.org.my / 011 – 23210492

KLEFF 2020 ANNOUNCES 53 FILMS SELECTED FOR DIGITAL FILM SCREENING

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Media kit: https://bit.ly/PRkleffselectedfilms

Kuala Lumpur, July 20th 2020 – The 13th International Kuala Lumpur Eco Film Fest 2020 (KLEFF2020) film competition received a total submission of 119 environmental films from 43 countries this year under the festival’s theme: ‘Climate (In)Justice – Pick A Side’.

From 8th – 11th October 2020, KLEFF 2020 will be screening 53 films via its digital screening platform, KLEFFlix during the virtual Festival Week. The following is the list of selected films that will be screened in KLEFF 2020:

Film Title

Filmmakers/ Film Directors

Country of Origin

VAKA

Kelly Moneymaker

New Zealand

Sh*t Saves the World

Troy Hale

United States

Why It’s Crucial to Fight Corruption: Transparency International – SDG 16

Toby Mory

Germany

What happens to rain in the future

Toby Mory

Germany

The Everglades – A Watery Wilderness

Zoltan Török

Germany

Ecology lesson

Ivan Sosnin

Russian Federation

GOOD JOB

Piotr Biedroń

Poland

Gold of Cajamarca

Alexandre Regol

Colombia

Sustainable Weddings

Grace Tan, Tan Chi Yin

Malaysia

Ez, eskerrik asko! Gladys Window

Bertha Gaztelumendi

Spain

Echilibru, Bear Foot

Jérôme Fatalot, Victor Jullien, Eve Cerubini

France

Pakistan’s Himalayan Meltdown

Shehzad Hameed Ahmad

Singapore

Wildlife- Our Lifeblood

Naresh Glow

India

The Secret Life of Durian Trees

Hana Abdul Aziz

Malaysia

AYEO

Jacob Updyke

United States

Species per aquam – Biodiversity between the Ticino Valley and the Alps

Marco Tessaro

Not Specified

I AM VITAL

Florian Ledoux

France

Cascarita

Jim Barrera

Mexico

H2O

Fathima Shanaz

Sri Lanka

The Return of The Mountain Chicken

Nicolas Eguren Cleffi

United Kingdom

All Eyes on The Amazon

Andrea Marinelli

Netherlands

Wings & Wetlands – A Story Of Migration

Raghunath Belur, Sugandhi Gadadhar

India

Protected by Prawns

Katie Jewett

United States

Mexico City and Its Sacred Salamanders

Katie Garrett

United States

Shape Me

Alex Spoerndli

Switzerland

USLP Shower

Bauddhayan Mukherji

India

Because I could

Niki J. Borger

United States

The Flat

Lev Voloshin

Moldova, Republic of

MT. SUSWA – LIFE IN A VOLCANO

Oliver Goetzl

Germany

No Mad

Alvynn Diagne

France

Disappearing Spots

Hetal Teeku Patel

Kenya

THE RESCUE CENTER

Nikki Dodd

United States

Into the Dark

Michael O. Snyder

United States

Pascoal

Matt Jarvis

United Kingdom

TAIWASTE

Patrik Thomas

Germany

The Future of Flight

Larissa Klinker

Germany

GITXSAN: OUR LAND, OUR CULTURE, OUR LAWS

Farhan Umedaly

Canada

It’s Look Sunshine

Kim Seunghwan

South Korea

Man-Eaters: A Human Leopard Story

Thivanka Perera

Sri Lanka

Puri

Daniel Casado

Chile

The Last Forest

Sapto Agus irawan, Kintan Wida Bastari

Indonesia

Forest is our home

Dony P. Herwanto

Indonesia

Oxygen

Rocky Grispen, Violette Belzer

Belgium

Future Ancestor

Josue Rivas

United States

The Beekeeper

William McGregor

United Kingdom

Tsunami Memories: Faith and Science

Isaac Kerlow

United States

Meet Ramon

Pilar Aldirico

Argentina

Stolen Apes – Buanoi

Colin Sytsma

United States

From Kurils With Love

Taylor Reese

United States

Youth on Strike!

Rob Innes

Australia

MUAK

Jokin Etcheverria

Spain

TABIRA

Aner Etxebarria Moral

Spain

Gon, The Little Fox

Takeshi Yashiro

Japan

The festival committee would like to congratulate the filmmakers whose films were selected to be screened in KLEFF 2020!! We are grateful for the film makers who supported KLEFF 2020 through your inspiring and educational films.

For more information about the Kuala Lumpur Eco Film Fest or its organizer, EcoKnights, please contact info@kleff.my.  or the festival manager, Nabila at nabila@ecoknights.org.my. For KLEFF partnership and collaboration, you may reach our KLEFF Festival Director at fadly@ecoknights.org.my.

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ABOUT THE KUALA LUMPUR ECO FILM FEST (KLEFF)

The International KLEFF is Malaysia’s first and longest-serving platform promoting sustainable living through showcases of environment-themed films, workshops, talks, exhibitions, Impact Market, local performances and other engaging activities. Organized by EcoKnights, KLEFF features groundbreaking films that kindle important dialogues, traversing the relationship between humans and their environments, challenging the way people think about the natural world and inspiring them to discuss, explore and act on important environmental issues. For more information about KLEFF, kindly visit its official page at kleff.my and for more current updates, find us on Facebook at @KualaLumpurEcoFilmFestival and Instagram and Twitter at @kleff_my.

ABOUT ECOKNIGHTS

EcoKnights is an environmental non-governmental organization (NGO) registered with the Registrar of Societies Malaysia. EcoKnights’ core focus areas are in environmental education; smart partnerships; strategic engagement and on-ground efforts as well as capacity building of youths. In these areas, EcoKnights focuses on working with key stakeholders to deliver strategically designed developmental interventions, further contributing to positive social, environmental and economic change. More information about EcoKnights can be obtained from www.ecoknights.org.my. For more current updates on what EcoKnights is up to, find us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter at @EcoKnights. 

For media enquiries, please contact:
Fara Amina Othman,
Digital Content Officer of EcoKnights,
fara@ecoknights.org.my / 011 – 23210492

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