Good news for wildlife lovers. Aranyam 2007, a three-day wildlife film festival will showcase films about wildlife and nature from Oct 5th to 7th 2007 at the Gurunanak Bhavan, Vasanth Nagar, Bangalore, Karnataka, India. The festival will also have a short presentation and a panel discussion on wildlife during the three days. Films will be presented with discussions including consumers of eco tourism services, adventure professionals, environment organizations, wildlife organizations and documentary movie producers, inviting audience participation. The Aranyam Film Festival is a special event with focus on entertaining and educating people through films, to promote the conservation of nature and the public appreciation of biodiversity, through the power of wildlife imagery.
Aranyam 2007 will showcase 28 films from various countries and interactive panel discussion as part of the Wildlife Week celebrations.
A list of few Films, which will be premiered in India:
'The Wild Dog Diaries" made by Krupakar, a filmmaker, is paying for man's historical folly of deriving the species to near extinction. This will be the inaugural film since it has never been showcased in India.
"The Queen of Trees" is one of the most amazing stories in the natural world – a tale of intrigue and drama, set against grand Africa and its' wildlife
"Are we changing Planet Earth" is a BBC production. In this film, David Attenborough explores just how much climate change is altering our planet. He looks ahead to find out what needs to be done to save Planet Earth from the worst impact of global warming and discovers what could happen to the planet once a 'tipping point' of carbon emissions is reached.
"Can we save Planet Earth" a BBC production, directed by Sir David Attenborough, features an in depth look into science that is climate change. This Sequel to "Are we changing planet Earth" shows us the effects already felt in places all around the world, the causes and the solutions. |
