SIEF

Official selection

Nomination Category: Regional Program

Film Name: Source

Director: Martin Mareček

Country: Czech Republic

Runtime: 75 minutes

Nomination Category: Regional Program

Film Name: ARAL, THE BLUE EYE OF THE DESERT

Director: Kemal Oner

Country: Turkey

Runtime: 30 minutes

Nomination Category: Regional Program

Film Name: THE FORBIDDEN LANDS

Director: Vladimir Zaitsev

Country: Russia

Runtime: 28 minutes

Nomination Category: Regional Program

Film Name: KINDRED SPIRITS WITH NATURE

Director: Ara Mnatsakanyan

Country: Armenia

Runtime: 26 minutes

Nomination Category: Regional Program

Film Name: BRIKIN BOR

Director: Lyudmila Tsvetkova

Country: Russia

Runtime: 39 minutes

Nomination Category: Regional Program

Film Name: THE RICE

Director: Ali Mohajer Shojaei

Country: Iran

Runtime: 5 minutes 30 seconds

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JURY MEMBERS

Regional Program
Gaetano Capizzi
Sue Daly
Bernd-Guenther Nahm
Children Program
Karine Danielyan
Yevgeniy Usov
Naira Muradyan

AWARDS

The trophies of the SunChild International Environmental Festival are unique handmade artworks created from recycled metals. These unique art works are designed and created by a distinguished artist, founder of Baghdasar Studio Sargis Baghdasaryan.

Sue Daly Films
SunChild 13th International Environmental Festival has 4 nominations
Regional Program

 

In this program SunChild Festival presents 25 films produced in six countries of the region (Iran, Turkey, Azerbaijan, Russia, Armenia) or co-produced with these countries. The aim of the program is to discover the environmental problems of our region and how the authors reflect them in their films. The international jury will give one main prize: "Best Regional Film", additionally they can give two more prizes for the "Best Environmental Film" and the "Best Wildlife Film".

Children Program

 

This program proves that through children's eyes the camera lens can observe the environment and nature surrounding us and the dangers threatening it under a quite different angle. In the frames of the environmental-educational program "Following the Sun", which was initiated and implemented by the "Foundation for the Preservation of Wildlife and Cultural Assets in the Republic of Armenia", children from six regions of Armenia are inviting the audience to see the environment through their eyes. Eight films made by children and teenagers from all over the world are presented in the out-of-competition part of this program.

International Program

 

This section is out of competition and will mainly have an informative profile. The participants and audience will have a chance to see the hidden treasures of the world surrounding us.

Sue Daly Films

Wild Islands

Sue Daly is an independent wildlife filmmaker, writer and camerawoman. She originally specialised in underwater camera work and her first full length film, "Bouley Bay Watch", won two major international awards and was purchased by National Geographic Channel.

Stills by Sue Daly have been featured in many natural history books and national magazines including BBC Wildlife and Dive. Sue Daly has an extensive library of underwater footage mostly from the British Isles. Her images have been featured on a set of Jersey stamps and she has written and illustrated two books on Channel Island wildlife.

Wild Islands is a series of five lively, presenter-led films that take the viewer on a fascinating journey to the wild side of the Channel Islands. Lying at the extreme south-west of the British Isles, the wildlife here is a unique blend of the common and the exotic. It's a place where plants and animals from much further south thrive alongside those from northern Europe making this one of nature's most dramatic crossroads. Well known as a tourist destination and a centre of international finance, this series reveals that the true value of these islands lies in their remarkable natural history.

 

The series has been photographed by Sue Daly and documentary-maker John Jacques. As an underwater photographer Sue Daly has produced four natural history programmes for Channel Television, but Wild Islands is the first time she has turned her lens on life above the water. The series is also presented by Sue Daly giving a personal touch to this exploration of the wonderful wildlife of the Channel Islands. The series has been scored by specially commissioned music written and performed by Jersey musician Marc Mitchell.

Korean Film Program

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