Innsbruck Nature Film Festival announces call for entries

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The lights are on for a special anniversary edition of the Innsbruck Nature Film Festival (INFF). Celebrating its 25th year, the festival will take place from 6–11 October in Innsbruck, Austria, and is now welcoming film submissions from around the world.

INFF invites filmmakers whose work explores nature, environmental protection, and sustainability. For 25 years, the festival has championed powerful storytelling that raises awareness of our planet’s beauty and fragility. Each year, it brings together passionate filmmakers and nature enthusiasts to showcase impactful, informative, and inspiring films.

Why submit your film?

Impact
Selected films become part of a carefully curated international program dedicated to biodiversity, environmental awareness, and sustainable living—reaching an engaged and environmentally conscious audience.

Recognition
Filmmakers compete for prestigious awards of up to €3,500, including categories such as Best Nature Documentary, Best Environmental Documentary, and Best Green Fiction.

Industry Exchange
INFF offers valuable networking opportunities through talks, panel discussions, professional meetups, exhibitions, and curated side events—set against the unique backdrop of the Alps.

Key Information

  • Festival Dates: 6–11 October
  • Eligibility: Films must address nature-, environment-, or sustainability-related themes and have been completed after 2024.
  • Early Bird Deadline: 3 March 2026

Submissions are now open via FilmFreeway:
Innsbruck Nature Film Festival (INFF) – FilmFreeway

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