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Green Montenegro International Film Fest (GMIFF) is the film festival on environment protection
that has been held regularly since 2015, thus becoming recognised as central in
establishing ecological identity of Montenegro.
This year we celebrate the jubilee 10th edition of the GREEN MONTENEGRO INTERNATIONAL FILM FEST, which will be held on 2-4 August in one of the most beautiful natural areas in Europe (UNESCO World Heritage List, 1980), in the National Park Durmitor, next to the Black Lake.
This year, for the first time in Montenegro, there will be headphones used during screening of the festival film programme, in order to preserve the biodiversity of the Durmitor National Park.
GMIFF is the only festival in the country that possesses permits issued by the Enviromental Protection Agency to hold its activities in the National Parks of Montenegro.
Green Montenegro International Film Fest (GMIFF) is the film festival on environment protection that has been held regularly since 2015, thus becoming recognised as central in establishing ecological identity of Montenegro.
This year we celebrate the jubilee 10th edition of the GREEN MONTENEGRO INTERNATIONAL FILM FEST, which will be held on 2-4 August in one of the most beautiful natural areas in Europe (UNESCO World Heritage List, 1980), in the National Park Durmitor, next to the Black Lake.
This year, for the first time in Montenegro, there will be headphones used during screening of the festival film programme, in order to preserve the biodiversity of the Durmitor National Park.
GMIFF is the only festival in the country that possesses permits issued by the Enviromental Protection Agency to hold its activities in the
National Parks of Montenegro.
Green Montenegro International Film Fest (GMIFF) is the film festival on environment protection that has been held regularly since 2015, thus becoming recognised as central in establishing ecological identity of Montenegro.
This year we celebrate the jubilee 10th edition of the GREEN MONTENEGRO INTERNATIONAL FILM FEST, which will be held on 2-4 August in one of the most beautiful natural areas in Europe (UNESCO World Heritage List, 1980), in the National Park Durmitor, next to the Black Lake.
This year, for the first time in Montenegro, there will be headphones used during screening of the festival film programme, in order to preserve the biodiversity of the Durmitor National Park.
GMIFF is the only festival in the country that possesses permits issued by the Enviromental Protection Agency to hold its activities in the National Parks of Montenegro.
In a time of global crisis that painfully reminds us again and again of the interdependence of man and nature, the Festival permanently tries to bring back into focus the issue of the relationship between man and man, our collective relationship to natural and urban resources as common goods, and our relationship to nature and climate change as a key problem of modern times.
As part of the festival, in addition to film screenings from all over the world, the concerts, lectures, rafting tours, hiking, bicycle tours, kayaking on lakes, are also held. The goal of the festival is to develop and raise the level of responsibility and knowledge about the need to protect and preserve the environment by learning about global trends of ecology and cinematography to which Montenegro aspires.
We are proud to point out that GMIFF has positioned itself among the 40 most renowned eco film festivals within the ‘Green Film Network’.
In a time of global crisis that painfully reminds us again and again of the interdependence of man and nature, the Festival permanently tries to bring back into focus the issue of the relationship between man and man, our collective relationship to natural and urban resources as common goods, and our relationship to nature and climate change as a key problem of modern times.
As part of the festival, in addition to film screenings from all over the world, the concerts, lectures, rafting tours, hiking, bicycle tours, kayaking on lakes, are also held. The goal of the festival is to develop and raise the level of responsibility and knowledge about the need to protect and preserve the environment by learning about global trends of ecology and cinematography to which Montenegro aspires.
We are proud to point out that GMIFF has positioned itself among the 40 most renowned eco film festivals within the ‘Green Film Network’.
The organizers of the festival are the NGO Center for Multimedia Production and LLC Cezam Production (www.cezam.me). The festival has the support of the relevant ministries of ecology and culture, the Montenegrin Film Center, and other important partners and friends of the festival.
Last year’s edition of GMIFF was opened by the German Oscar winner Peter (Pepe) Danquart (Oscar for the film “The Black Rider”, 1994), who, in addition to the screening of the aforementioned film, was also hold a Masterclass on the topic “Cinematography in the function of ecology”.
The year before the Festival was opened by the director of KotorArt Don Branko’s days of music Ratimir Martinović, and years ago by the director Branko Baletić, former presidents of the Parliament of Montenegro Aleksa Bečić and Ivan Brajović, former head of the UN system in Montenegro
Fiona McCluney, Prince Nikola Petrović and other important names from
the world of ecology, film, public life, etc.
Last year’s edition of GMIFF was opened by the German Oscar winner Peter (Pepe) Danquart (Oscar for the film “The Black Rider”, 1994), who, in addition to the screening of the aforementioned film, was also hold a Masterclass on the topic “Cinematography in the function of ecology”.
The year before the Festival was opened by the director of KotorArt Don Branko’s days of music Ratimir Martinović, and years ago by the director Branko Baletić, former presidents of the Parliament of Montenegro Aleksa Bečić and Ivan Brajović, former head of the UN system in Montenegro Fiona McCluney, Prince Nikola Petrović and other important names from the world of ecology, film, public life, etc.
We are honored to point out that in its previous editions, our festival had the opportunity to host important names in the fields of art, culture and ecology not only from Montenegro and the region,
but also from many European and world countries such as Italy, Switzerland,
South Korea, Germany, Spain, France and others.
We are honored to point out that in its previous editions, our festival had the opportunity to host important names in the fields of art, culture and ecology
not only from Montenegro and the region, but also from many European
and world countries such as Italy, Switzerland, South Korea,
Germany, Spain, France and others.
We are honored to point out that in its previous editions, our festival had the opportunity to host important names in the fields of art, culture and ecology not only from Montenegro and the region, but also from many European and world countries such as Italy, Switzerland, South Korea,
Germany, Spain, France and others.
The festival is educational, non-commercial and competitive in nature, divided into four categories:
1. Ecology,
2. Ecology of the soul,
3. Promotional-tourist films and
4. Student films.
GMIFF belongs to the category of those manifestations that represent an important segment in the implementation of the idea of an ecological state, which was outlined in the Constitution of Montenegro, with the adoption of the Declaration in Žabljak 33 years ago.
This year’s edition of GMIFF will see screenings of 39 films from 28 countries, predominantly dealing with ecology and environment protection within four festival categories.
The festival is educational, non-commercial and competitive in nature,
divided into four categories:
1. Ecology,
2. Ecology of the soul,
3. Promotional-tourist films and
4. Student films.
GMIFF belongs to the category of those manifestations that represent an important segment in the implementation of the idea of an ecological state, which was outlined in the Constitution of Montenegro, with the adoption of the Declaration in Žabljak 33 years ago.
This year’s edition of GMIFF will see screenings of 39 films from 28 countries, predominantly dealing with ecology and environment
protection within four festival categories.
This year’s selector for the “Ecology” and “Ecology of the soul” categories is Gojko Berkuljan, a Montenegrin director and executive producer of RTCG.
For the “Promotional-torist films” category the selector is Daniel Pavlic, activist, designer and film worker, and for the “Student film” category the selector is Andro Martinovic, director.
Members of the jury for the “Ecology” and “Ecology of the soul” categories: Ivan Marinović (Montenegro), Alexandra Drobac Diagne (Philadelphia) and Branka Besović Gajić (Serbia).
For the category of the promotional-tourist films – Nikola Šolić (Croatia), and for the
category of the student films – Željko Jack Dimić (USA).
This year’s selector for the “Ecology” and “Ecology of the soul” categories is Gojko Berkuljan, a Montenegrin director and executive producer of RTCG.
For the “Promotional-torist films” category the selector is Daniel Pavlic, activist, designer and film worker, and for the “Student film” category the selector is Andro Martinovic, director.
Members of the jury for the “Ecology” and “Ecology of the soul” categories: Ivan Marinović (Montenegro), Alexandra Drobac Diagne (Philadelphia) and Branka Besović Gajić (Serbia). For the category of the promotional-tourist films – Nikola Šolić (Croatia), and for the category of the student films – Željko Jack Dimić (USA).
This year’s selector for the “Ecology” and “Ecology of the soul” categories is Gojko Berkuljan, a Montenegrin director and executive producer of RTCG.
For the “Promotional-torist films” category the selector is Daniel Pavlic, activist, designer and film worker, and for the “Student film” category the selector
is Andro Martinovic, director.
Members of the jury for the “Ecology” and “Ecology of the soul” categories:
Ivan Marinović (Montenegro), Alexandra Drobac Diagne (Philadelphia)
and Branka Besović Gajić (Serbia). For the category of the promotional-tourist films – Nikola Šolić (Croatia), and for the category of the student films – Željko Jack Dimić (USA).
Festival Directorate
GMIFF
Festival Jury
Ivan Marinović
Alexandra Drobac Diagne
Branka Bešević Gajić
Nikola Šolić
Željko Jack Dimić
Andro Martinović
Mustafa Mustafić
Dong Hee Chun
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