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Our motto is still the same!
"Nature and Environmental protectionwith the power of Arts and Games"
The theme of this year's Festival is "Sensitive Planet".

Film reviews:

"David Attenborough's World" the best nature films of recent years in Gödöllő 2021 - a few titles as a taste of the 30-50 minute long films screened in Gödöllő:

Nature films: Whispers of the trees, Europe's Everglades, Magic Moments, Island of Hippos, Legends of the Ice Mountains, Land of the Far North, Wild Pandas, Remarkable Rabbits, Every Body Needs a Coat, ......

Nature and Environmental protection Films: Creek Critters, In the Name of the Tisza, Deep Breath, Tosxic Business, Corona- The pandemic and the Pangoline, Earth Muted, On Thin Ice, 23.5°, Rhythm of the Earth ,One Word, Stalking Chernobyl- Exploring after Apocalypse, , World of Viruses......

Festival highlights for 2021:

The world of David Attenborough films about the 95-year-old naturalist

Screenings every evening on a large open-air stage

International Nature Film Festival

The largest ever Trash art Hungary exhibition

First ever Nature and Environmental Protection Living Statues exhibition

New awareness-raising children's programmes: the Hound-Tracker, 360-degree film screening, Climate Tent, Autumn Bioblicz, Feel the Wilderness Adventure Park, and MÜMÜ- Landscape Conservation: awareness-raising activity park for children and adults, Green Rotation, The World through VR glasses

Sensitive Planet: Water- outdoors- with evening lighting- awareness raising exhibition in Gödöllő Main Square

Outdoor exhibition of Transylvanian Nature Photographers, Magical Hungary 2021 photo exhibition, Landscape Odyssey 2021: photo exhibition

Friday is the traditional Student Day of the Festival, when we welcome students aged 8-18 with themed programmes for schools and classes.

Saturday-Sunday are Family Days, when everything is about nature and environmental protection. Exploring the "Sensitive Planet" through art and play.

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