Fungi Film Festival

Fungi Film Festival The Fungi Film Fest is the world’s only film festival dedicated to the beauty, weirdness, and human influences of mushrooms, lichens, and micro fungi.

We welcome all films that feature fungi in some way.

Join FFF Director Peter McCoy for a special Best of the Fungi Film Fest screening at the Oregon Museum of Science and In...
09/02/2026

Join FFF Director Peter McCoy for a special Best of the Fungi Film Fest screening at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry () on September 16 from 6:30–9:00 PM.

Enjoy more 15 of our favorite films from over the first six years of the FFF on OMSI’s MASSIVE (near-IMAX size) screen – the biggest in Portland! After the showing, filmmakers Ger Killeen, Tristan Stoch, and Joel Penner will take part in a Q&A session with audience members.

This screening is a special, one-time event with sliding scale tickets priced at $8–15. See the link in our bio for tickets and more details.

SEE THE FILMS AT THE RMC
Can’t make the OMSI showing? Enjoy the films at the 8th Radical Mycology Convergence Sept. 24–27 in Mulino, Oregon! There, the films will be show throughout the event as a complement to the RMC’s international art show, In/Visible Signals and over 45 workshops on the arts and science of mycology. You can attend the RMC for one day or all four, with tickets starting at $25. See the link in our bio for details on the Convergence!

SELECTED FILMS
Amanita by Alexa Angeles, Carolina Revilla (EstudioCaim)
Autumn Aroma by Tristan Stoch
Batrachia by Lorenzo Silano (GIUNGLA SRL)
Bumps on Sticks by Riitta Ikonen, Ben Kinsley, and Jessica Langley (Ben Kinsley, Eyes As big As Plates,
meteoriitta)
Fly Amanita by David Fenster (David Fenster)
Grateful Dean by Gabriel Joncas (Moody McSmoothie)
Interstice by Catalina Infante (Catalina Infante)
Mushlings by Magdalena Berezowska (Madzia)
Mycelial Rhapsody by Ger Killen (Ger Killeen)
Mycelial Witchcraft by Andrea Occhetta
Mycoaudiology: The Lost Tapes by Sebastian Fontey-huety (Mushroom Music)
Namai by Francesca Pazniokas (👁francesca pazniokas)
Pondwater by Emma Scarth (Emma Scarth)
Shroom Mates by Rosie Windsor
Studies on Entangled Life by Tuane Eggers (Tuane Eggers)
The Boat by David Robinson and Bryan Michael Mills (Films by David Robinson and Bryan Michael Mills)
Wrought by Joel Penner (Joel Penner)





For all you fantastic fungi-loving filmmakers, this is your final friendly reminder that film submissions for this year’...
08/30/2026

For all you fantastic fungi-loving filmmakers, this is your final friendly reminder that film submissions for this year’s Fungi Film Fest are due TOMORROW, August 31 by 11:59 PM PST!

Link in bio!!!!

08/26/2026

2023 FFF Spotlight: Aria in Vanitas (.in.vanitas)

This experimental animation from Spain is an exploration of mold as both the conductor and material. Bizarre and beautiful, this epic short was a stand out submission from last year's Fest.

Experimental, narrative, documentary? We love all types of fungi-inspired films. Got your own in the works? Submit it to this year's FFF! The submission window is open until August 31 and there's no fee to enter!





08/25/2026

2022 FFF Spotlight: Hanna and the Book by Juaco Garin ()

In this short animation teaser, Hanna, a young adventurer, finds the great mushroom-filled library that she has sought for years.

While this short won't be back this year for the FFF, we welcome you to submit your own fungi-filled film! The submission window closes August 31!





08/23/2026

2020 FFF Spotlight: The Michael Jordan of Mycology by David Fenster ()

A mini doc-portrait of David Arora, author of one of the most unique and eccentric field guides ever written, this film trails the legend himself over several days in his California home.

As we make room for a new round of films for this year's FFF, we encourage you to submit your own fungi-infused film – documentary, experimental, or otherwise!

The submission window is open until August 31 and we can't wait to see what you make!





08/22/2026

2021 FFF Spotlight: 2021: Between the Trees by Christian Lawes ()

This epic 20-minute mini doc explores the mycorrhizal network that allows for the flow of nutrients and information within forest ecosystems – with the climax being some beautiful mushroom growth timelapses.

This piece won't be returing this year as we make space for a new round of fungi films. So, are you working on one? We hope so!

Just be sure send it in by August 31! There's no fee to enter and no limit on submission length.





08/21/2026

2020 FFF Spotlight: In Search of Medicine by Daniel De Gennaro

This short animation from Canada was the first film to screen during our first year as a film festival! Short, cute, and unforgettable, this piece tells of a young mushroom loving creature finding true, eternal love in an all knowing mushroom.

We welcome all styles, lengths, and genres of fungi-inspired films at the FFF. Do you have something in the works for this year's Fest? We can't wait to see it. Just be sure to submit your film by August 31!





08/20/2026

2020 FFF Spotlight: Autumn Aroma by Tristan Stoch

Beautifully shot and edited, this short documentary covers the history of Japanese Americans hunting for Matsutake mushrooms in the Pacific Northwest throughout the 20th century.

We love fungi-filled documentaries like this one (who doesn't, really?!). And we'd love to share yours. What tale do you want to tell through video? Let us know in the comments, and get your film in to us by August 31, when this year's submission window closes for the Fungi Film Fest.





08/19/2026

2021 FFF Spotlight: Symfaunic ()

A ripping snippet from the climax of the amazing animated short, Symfaunic, a film animated by 13 artists at the University of Central Florida. Shredding a magical lute, the faun Clove brings a forest of bioluminescent mushrooms to life!

While this most excellent film won’t be back at the Fest this year (as we must make space for the next batch of great works), perhaps you have your own wild style fungi film to share..?

With no fee to enter and no limits on length or style, all are encouraged to submit a film this year!

We’re accepting submissions until August 31 and can’t wait to see what you make!





08/18/2026

2023 FFF Spotlight: Bizarre by Léo Mourey (.c.moi)

In this low poly short from France, we see two garbage collectors adapt their view of an overgrown abandoned home from disgust to fascination as the pulse of mycelium guides them to a higher state of mind.

We love super stylized shorts such as this piece. But we also love all fungi-inspired films (who are we kidding, really). Do you have a creative take on fungi you want to share with the world? Make a film and send it in! We're accepting submissions until August 31!





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