our ambassadors
a movement
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a film festival.
WILD EARTH OCEANIA FILM FESTIVAL 2024
Opening & Closing Night Galas
The Inaugural Wild Earth Oceania Film Festival will be delivered 16-21 January in Adelaide. Buy your Opening and Closing Night Gala tickets NOW before they sell out.
We will showcase 68 incredible films over 23 sessions pertaining to Wildlife, the Environment, Indigenous culture, and Natural History with expert Q&A panels afterwards over 6 wondrous days. Full festival program available here.
We can’t wait to see you there!!
Opening
Night Gala
Date: 16th of January, 2024
Time: 6pm
Address: Foyer of the Mercury Cinema,
13 Morphett Street, Adelaide
After Party: Bank Street Social from 9pm until late (48 HIndley Street, Adelaide)
Closing
Night Gala
Date: 21st of January, 2024
Time: 6pm
Address: Foyer of the Mercury Cinema,
13 Morphett Street, Adelaide
After Party: Bank Street Social from 9pm until late (48 HIndley Street, Adelaide)
WILD EARTH OCEANIA FILM FESTIVAL 2024
Opening & Closing Night Galas
The Inaugural Wild Earth Oceania Film Festival will be delivered 16-21 January in Adelaide. Buy your Opening and Closing Night Gala tickets NOW before they sell out.
We will showcase 68 incredible films over 23 sessions pertaining to Wildlife, the Environment, Indigenous culture, and Natural History with expert Q&A panels afterwards over 6 wondrous days. Full festival program available soon.
We can’t wait to see you there!!3
Opening
Night Gala
Date: 16th of January, 2024
Time: 6pm
Address: Foyer of the Mercury Cinema,
13 Morphett Street, Adelaide
After Party: Bank Street Social from 9pm until late (48 HIndley Street, Adelaide)
Closing
Night Gala
Date: 21st of January, 2024
Time: 6pm
Address: Foyer of the Mercury Cinema,
13 Morphett Street, Adelaide
After Party: Bank Street Social from 9pm until late (48 HIndley Street, Adelaide)
Full festival program available soon.
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WEOFF is Australia’s first-ever International Wildlife Film Festival and support both emerging and established Australian and Global Talent.
The Inaugural Wildlife Film Festival will take place between September 8th and 20th, 2023 in Sydney through select Palace Cinemas.
We will showcase amazing films pertaining to Wildlife, the Environment, Indigenous culture, and Natural History with expert Q&A panels afterwards over 10 wondrous days.
We can’t wait to see you there!!
If you have queries or require further information please email info@wildearthoceania.com
our ambassadors
Dr. Jane Goodall
Dr. Chadden Hunter
Amy Vitale
Elsa Pataky
Our vision is to create a thriving and sustainable future for Wildlife and People in Oceania.
Wild Earth Oceania are Australia’s first film festival and movement ever purely focused on Wildlife. As such we pay tribute to all of the Indigenous elders of this extraordinary land, your land. We acknowledge that trauma is real and that not only have we traumatised First Nations People, but that we have traumatised country. We are here to put things right and to facilitate healing of wildlife, land and people. We know that starts with listening hard and we are here with an open heart and mind to learn from your wisdom and being. We are about action, not just advocacy.
Our vision is to create a thriving and sustainable
future for Wildlife and People in Oceania.
Wild Earth Oceania are Australia’s first film festival and movement ever purely focused on Wildlife. As such we pay tribute to all of the Indigenous elders of this extraordinary land, your land. We acknowledge that trauma is real and that not only have we traumatised First Nations People, but that we have traumatised country. We are here to put things right and to facilitate healing of wildlife, land and people. We know that starts with listening hard and we are here with an open heart and mind to learn from your wisdom and being. We are about action, not just advocacy.
our champions
our champions
Madison Stewart
Dr. Michael Pyne
Peter Gash
Kinga Philipps
Damon Gameau
Paul Rosalie
Listening to nature and its wildlife teaches a language that we can’t ignore.
Cristian Prieto
Listening to nature and its wildlife teaches a language that we can’t ignore.
Cristian Prieto
No one is a stranger to the planet, neither are we. Humans are entirely part of this fascinating and mystery enigma called life.
We are bounded to Nature and rely on it. When we embrace it, Nature has so much more to offer us than just resources. Nature can nourish us deeply and contribute to finding an inner balance to live with profound joy and harmony for the rest of our lives.
Wherever we are on Earth, images, either still or moving, are a mirror of who we are collectively as a species and how we share planet Earth. Images can capture us, they connect us emotionally. One image has the power to stand for those who cannot speak their words. It is a way to remember the past but also to understand where we are heading, by highlighting issues of our world. Images became the storytelling of humankind. – Florian Ledoux
No one is a stranger to the planet, neither are we. Humans are entirely part of this fascinating and mystery enigma called life.
We are bounded to Nature and rely on it. When we embrace it, Nature has so much more to offer us than just resources. Nature can nourish us deeply and contribute to finding an inner balance to live with profound joy and harmony for the rest of our lives.
Wherever we are on Earth, images, either still or moving, are a mirror of who we are collectively as a species and how we share planet Earth. Images can capture us, they connect us emotionally. One image has the power to stand for those who cannot speak their words. It is a way to remember the past but also to understand where we are heading, by highlighting issues of our world. Images became the storytelling of humankind. – Florian Ledoux