The first International Nature Film Festival will be held this 14-17 May in Gödöllő, Hungary. This event, supported by BirdLife Hungary, will give nature film makers from around the world a chance to show their work and raise environmental awareness, especially for younger generations. It will also be a great opportunity for your work to become recognized at an international scale.
All films will be judged by an international jury and winning films will be shown during the four-day film festival 14-17 May.
Films can be entered under these categories:
Nature film
Fishing, hunting
Documentary
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life in the countryside
sustainable countryside
nature and environment protection
biodiversity
science and nature
Short film on the relationship between humans and nature
Animation on plants, animals, or the environment in general
Etude, experimental film (nature themed literature; impressions of nature, phenomenons of nature)
Wildlife-rich landscapes as a tourist destination
Life of the scouts (the world of jamborees, survival camps, traditional cultural activities)
Animal actors (films where the main character is an animal)
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