London Nature Films

20/04/2026

This year we’re welcoming submissions from around the world. Submissions are open to everyone—you don’t need to be a professional or even an aspiring filmmaker! We welcome films and animations from all ages and media abilities, so if you have a story to tell, this is your chance to share it.
This summer’s festival is on 6 & 7 June at Proposition Studios, Bethnal Green, London. Our 3rd festival brings together a diverse selection of films from artists, filmmakers, campaigners and production companies, offering a rich and varied perspective on our entanglement with the more-than world within urban environments. Where does the human world end and nature begin ? See bio for submissions and tickets.

14/04/2026

This year we’re welcoming submissions from around the world. Submissions are open to everyone—you don’t need to be a professional or even an aspiring filmmaker! We welcome films and animations from all ages and media abilities, so if you have a story to tell, this is your chance to share it.

This summer’s festival is on 6 & 7 June at Proposition Studios, Bethnal Green, London. Our 3rd festival brings together a diverse selection of films from artists, filmmakers, campaigners and production companies, offering a rich and varied perspective on our entanglement with the more-than world within urban environments. Where does the human world end and nature begin?
Image from a film by .film screened last year. See bio for submissions and tickets.

08/04/2026

We’re excited to open our call for entries for this summer’s festival on 6 & 7 June now at Proposition Studios, Bethnal Green, London. Our 3rd festival brings together a diverse selection of films from artists, filmmakers, campaigners, and production companies, offering a rich and varied perspective on our entanglement with the more-than world. With an added international presence this year, the festival highlights how different cultures engage with and interpret nature within urban environments. Where does the human world end and nature begin?

Your film will be showcased during the Great Big Green Week, taking place from June 7 to 15, an event highlighting initiatives in climate action. This year we’re welcoming submissions from around the world. Submissions are open to everyone—you don’t need to be a professional or even an aspiring filmmaker! We welcome films and animations from all ages and media abilities, so if you have a story to tell, this is your chance to share it.

Image from a film by to be screened.
See bio for submissions and tickets.

01/04/2026

We’re excited to open our call for entries for this summer’s festival on 6 & 7 June at Proposition Studios, Bethnal Green, London. Our 3rd festival brings together a diverse selection of films from artists, filmmakers, campaigners, and production companies, offering a rich and varied perspective on our entanglement with the more-than world. With an added international presence this year, the festival highlights how different cultures engage with and interpret nature within urban environments. Where does the human world end and nature begin?

Your film will be showcased during the Great Big Green Week, taking place from June 7 to 15, an event highlighting initiatives in climate action. This year we’re welcoming submissions from around the world. Submissions are open to everyone—you don’t need to be a professional or even an aspiring filmmaker! We welcome films and animations from all ages and media abilities, so if you have a story to tell, this is your chance to share it.

Image from a film by to be screened.
See biog for submissions and tickets.

25/02/2026

, false dawn ? St Augustines Tower

13/02/2026

Excited to have fixed the date for our quarterly film event with Pro Radix again. Films and spoken word welcome.

09/12/2025

Our first Luminox starts at 7pm.

25/11/2025

08/11/2025

At our festival venue these last two years for November 5th

24/10/2025

Remember remember 5th November: Fire then Water! Join us at Calthorpe Community Garden for a fire to mark the beginning of winter followed by a screening of the documentary
OUR BLUE WORLD: A Water Odyssey narrated by Liam Neeson.
Q&A afterwards hosted by Li An Phoa who is in the film.

Fire from 6pm with food and drink available to buy and film screening (90 minutes) starting at 7.30pm.
Organised by London Nature Films and Calthorpe Community Gardens 258-274 Grays Inn Rd, London WC1X 8LH
Ticket link in Bio

The creators of the Netflix Documentary Brave Blue World have released this groundbreaking new documentary ‘Our Blue World’ exploring humanity’s profound relationship with water and revealing how human agency can help rebalance the planet’s water systems.  By taking a deep dive into the lives of dynamic and visionary people around the world, this beautiful, eye opening and moving film sets out to reveal our profound relationship with water and its role as the nourishing life force for all that lives on this planet.

Our Blue World shows that through a small shift in consciousness and practice we can bring enormous positive change and rebalance and regenerate life on earth.  Our ancestors lived in harmony with water. They knew that water always wins. Our Blue World demonstrates how by relearning the wisdom of our ancestors and fusing it with modern science and technology we can transform this world for the better.