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KUKI 06 Environmental Program 8+


Up close and breathtaking, we discover the consequences of marine pollution, the ever warmer climate and the most dangerous predator of our time: the car. Whether campaigning for animal welfare or against over-pollution, we experience engaging personalities from all corners of the globe as they stand up for our environment.

Topics: Environmental conservation, species conservation, global warming, research, mobility, biology, animal conservation, pets, marine biology, marine pollution, greenhouse effect, urban geography, cars, activism

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5 films
Pavel - der Maler und sein Herz für Tiere

Pavel - der Maler und sein Herz für Tiere

Katja Fedulova // Deutschland // 2022 // 24:32 min

Animals, insects, Childhood

11-year-old Pavel loves to paint - preferably animals. He donates the money he earns from commissioned paintings of pets to animal shelters. Beside that, he is involved in animal welfare in many different ways.

Grußbotschaft Pavel - der Maler und sein Herz für Tiere

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Julieta en de schildpadden in de plastic soep

Julieta en de schildpadden in de plastic soep

Julieta & the turtles in the plastic soup

Mirjam Marks // Niederlande // 2020 // 15:00 min

Animals, insects, Environmental

Julieta loves the sea off the coast of her native Curaçao, as well as its wildlife and nature. Together with other volunteers, she rescues turtles whose natural habitat is becoming increasingly polluted by plastic waste.

Autosaurus rex

Autosaurus rex

Marcel Barelli // Schweiz // 2022 // 05:45 min

Comedy, Environmental, Habitat, Mix-Medias, Mockumentary

In a playful animation we are introduced to the most dangerous predator of our time: The Car-saurus Rex.

Haulout

Haulout

Evgenia Arbugaeva, Maxim Arbugaev, Maxim Chakilev // Großbritannien, Russische Föderation // 2022 // 25:00 min

For the tenth year in a row, a marine biologist goes to a small wooden hut in the middle of the vastness of the Russian Arctic to observe a recurring natural spectacle. However, global warming causes him to make alarming observations.