The Italian Environmental Film Festival (in Italian: Festival CinemAmbiente or Festival internazionale di cinema e cultura ambientale) is an important Italian film festival founded in 1998 and taking place every year in Turin, Italy. It is a member of the Environmental Film Festival Network, which is an association of international festivals in environmental issues.
Award winners 2001: Children, Kossoco 2000 by Ferenc Moldovànyi (Hungary, 2001, 30')Children, Kossoco 2000 2002: God's Children by Hiroshi Shinomiya (Japan, 2001, 105')God's Children 2003: Dans Grozny dans by Jos de Putter (Netherlands, 2002, 75')Dans Grozny dans 2004: Carpatia by Andrzej Klamt and Ulrich Rydzewsky, (Germany, Austria, 2004, 127')Carpatia 2005: Shape of the Moon by Leonard Retel Helmrich, (Netherlands, 2004, 92')Stand van de maan 2006: The Real Dirt on Farmer John by Taggart Siegel (USA, 2005, 83')The Real Dirt on Farmer John 2007: The Planet by Michael Stenberg, Linus Torell and Johan Söderberg, (Sweden, Norway, 2006, 84')The Planet 2008: The Nuclear Come Back by Justin Pemberton, (New Zealand, 2007, 75')The Nuclear Come Back 2009: Old partner by Lee Chung-ryoul, (South Korea, 2008, 75')Old Partner – Wyo-nang so-ri 2010: Life for sale by Yorgos Avgeropoulos (Greece, 2010, 61'), 2010)Winners 2010 2011: There once was an island by Briar March (New Zealand, USA, 2010, 80')Winners 2011 2012: The Big Fix by Josh Tickell and Rebecca Tickell (USA, France, 2011, 88’)Winners 2012 2013: Der Letze Fang by Markus C. M. Schmidt, (Germany, 2012, 85’)Winners 2013 2014: Virunga by Orlando von Einsiedel, (Great Britain, 2014, 97) 2015: Bikes vs Cars by Fredrik Gertten, (Sweden, 2015, 91’) 2016: When Two Worlds Collide by Heidi Brandenburg and Mathew Orzel, (Peru, 2016, 100') 2017: Plastic China by Jiuliang Wang (China, 2016, 82’) 2018: Genesis 2.0 by Christian Frei, Maxim Arbugaev (Swiss, 2018, 103’) 2019: The Burning Field by Justin Weinrich, (USA, 2019, 72’) 2020: special online edition without prizewinners due to the COVID-19 pandemic 2021: Marcher sur l'eau by Aissa Maiga, (France, Belgium, 2021, 89')
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