From the directors of Winged Migration and Oceans, experience nature first-hand and see the impact of humans through the eyes of the animals.

Chronicling the fight between indigenous communities and government-supported business interests in the Peruvian Amazon.

To celebrate the Centennial of the National Parks Service we have selected some Green Film Fest films that dive into the National Parks experience.

This year’s World Environment Day – Go Wild for Life – celebrates all species under threat from illegal wildlife products. 

Wildlife crime is endangering iconic elephants, rhinos and sea turtles. Lesser-known victims include helmeted hornbills, wild orchids and timbers like Rosewood.

We know that good things can come in small packages. Throughout the Festival we showcase an array of new, International short films.

Here's the A-Z of shorts screened at the 2016 Green Film Fest.

This wildlife epic first roared onto the big screen 50 years ago as the first mainstream Hollywood film to spotlight a big conservation issue.

The story of Ken Balcomb, a former U.S. Navy officer who solved a tragic mystery involving a mass stranding of whales in the Bahamas, and changed the way we understand our impact on the ocean.

Luc Jacquet (March of the Penguins; Once Upon A Forest, SFGFF 2014) returns to the Antarctic.

Nine African Americans set out to change the face of the outdoors by taking on America's highest peak: Denali.

Each year, many hundreds of environmental activists put their life on the line to protect wild places. 

At the San Francisco Green Film Festival, we highly value sharing crucial environmental stories like these that have the power to educate, inform, and ignite change. We also pair solutions-oriented film themes with local non-profits to engage audiences with local action opportunities. Join our #morethanmovies movement! 

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