The world premier of One Degree Matters took place in 2009 in Washington, D.C. in conjunction with the European Environmental Agency, which  simultaneously screened the film in Copenhagen. The film follows social and business leaders as they travel to Greenland and witness the dramatic effects of the melting of the ice cap. It also brings to the screen the latest science from the arctic and shows how a further rise of just one degree in global temperature will matter for the future of humankind.

Anna Ewert's 11 Degrees is the latest creative documentary to join EFF's line up of competitive films to be screened at the University Malaya Main Campus from 11th-17th October 2010.

The short documentary is about the struggle of a Scottish ski resort to adapt to the consequences of a decrease in skiers and climbing temperatures. It tells the story of the people who struggle but are determined to keep skiing alive in Scotland. To check out when this film will be screen, please check out the EFF Film Schedule.

The Eco Film Festival would not have been possible if it were not for the hundreds of volunteers that helped us throughout the event. You guys simply rock!

This year, due to the magnitude of the festival, we require your help again to make this event a success. So if you have the time (16th and 17th OCtober 2010) and would like to help out, do drop us an This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it with your details (full name, contact number, and email).