Since the dawn of time, storytelling in community has shaped our mindset, our outlook and ultimately, our behaviour. With record heat, oscillating droughts & floods,

fires, melting glaciers (and ... you know the rest) our current narrative needs some course correcting.

All Living Things Environmental Film Festival (ALT EFF) is back for a 4th edition, pan-India cultural event. Join us at Keystone Foundation for a unique evening of cinema, art & community. Watch award-winning global films on regeneration, activism, resilience and hope and engage in conversations with India’s most inspiring change-makers. Let’s restore the narrative of stewardship, together. All are welcome!

Program

10:00 am: DOOR OPENS

The Egret River

Leopard’s Tribe

Biopixels

The Mangrove Family

Film of Keystone Student Film Winner

Patrick and the Whale

Program Details:

Egret River

{4:02 minutes; Wan-Ling Liu)

A man and an egret lose their secret field and then decide to find a new one. No dialogues

Leopard's Tribe

{40 minutes, Miriam Chandy Menacherry}

An indigenous family find they are at the centre of an imaginative battle to preserve the green lungs of India’s commercial capital and the leopard the tribe worships. English, Hindi, Marathi; English Subtitles

Biopixels

{3:28 minutes; Kristina Dutton}

Biopixels uses the latest microscope technology to explore evolutionary biology through the wings of butterflies. English; English Subtitles

The Mangrove Family

{20:10 minutes, Deej Phillips}

In Kerala, a family continues their father's extraordinary mangrove conservation legacy, resulting in greater protection for coastal communities from extreme weather events. Malayalam; English Subtitles

Patrick and The Whale

{1:12 hours; Mark Fletcher} INDIA PREMIERE

An inspiring and engaging tale of Patrick Dykstra and a sperm whale, “Dolores.” English; English Subtitles