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Roots of The End

Roots of The End

The short film, produced entirely in AI, tells the story of a chief in the Amazon, through the eyes of a chief, about the effects of the devastation of the forest, fauna and indigenous peoples.
A necessary call to action for a problem that will affect not only Brazil, but planet Earth.
Guigo Gerber

Duration : 0s
Maturity Level : all

One of these nights

One of these nights

It was a day like any other, until the sky darkened and the earth began to vibrate. A huge storm came up, bringing not only wind and rain, but also the feeling that nature itself was on the attack in a last, desperate attempt. Floods drowned entire towns, lightning struck with an intensity that burnt down everything in its path. What if nature had learnt from us how to wage war? Perhaps we are already living in a dystopia in which nature’s war against us has already begun. No army in the world could stop this force.
Gianluca Vallero

Duration : 5m
Maturity Level : all

My Ancestors Were Farmers

My Ancestors Were Farmers

The film explores the fading memory of Javanese agrarian culture through the traditional Wiwitan ritual, a ceremonial rice harvest that embodies the spiritual harmony between humans, nature, and ancestral spirits. As modernity encroaches, this sacred practice gradually disappears, taking with it generations of wisdom and ecological connection. Through a poetic and narrative approach, the film revives ancestral energy and transforms nature into a spoken message, adapted from the Wiwitan tradition. More than a visual archive, this cinematic work serves as a gentle act of resistance against forgetting, a call to honor the language of nature and the wisdom of tradition before they vanish completely.
By Lucky Wisnu

Duration : 10m
Maturity Level : all

Crown of Thorns

Crown of Thorns

What does it feel like to be a starfish? This meditation on consciousness explores the unique experience of two of Australia’s invasive starfish and reckons with how we project our lived experience onto the creatures we live alongside.
By Georgia Krause

Duration : 5m
Maturity Level : all

The Last Droplet

The Last Droplet

As tensions within a small Dutch family rise under years of isolation and stifling routine, five year old Pip begins to carve out her own path. Unaware that her small rebellion may spark the first ripple of a new, thriving generation.
By First Press Production Company

Duration : 5m
Maturity Level : all

Speechless

Speechless

This short film uses a fishbowl as a metaphor for our fragile, interconnected world. Inside, three goldfish symbolize innocence and harmony. Initially, the bowl is gently passed between hands, showing cooperation. But as the story progresses, possessiveness and aggression turn the exchange into chaos. The struggle for control causes the bowl to slip and crash, representing the destruction of harmony caused by greed and ego. The film emphasizes how conflicts and the pursuit of power can lead to catastrophe, urging us to value cooperation and respect to protect our shared world.
By Christian Niccoli

Duration : 3m
Maturity Level : all

LUNETA Waterfall

LUNETA Waterfall

In a black and white universe, where no sign of human activity or urban influence is noticed, we follow a boy on his sensorial and poetic discovery of Rio de Janeiro’s nature.
*Waterfall is part of the short film LUNETA (26min) produced in 2018.
Co-producers: Duda Carvalho, Bia Hetzel

Duration : 2m
Maturity Level : all

The denial

The denial

The Denial from Incendies captures a stark contrast: a lone diner sits in calm detachment while a raging fire engulfs the landscape outside. This moving digital painting transforms classical stillness into dynamic motion, mirroring the unstoppable forces of climate change. The fire becomes a metaphor for a world in crisis, and the figure’s inaction reflects society’s denial in the face of environmental upheaval. Created through a dialogue between AI and hand-crafted techniques, the work provokes urgent reflection: how long can we watch the planet burn without acting?
By Louis-Paul Caron

Duration : 4m
Maturity Level : all

Methods

Methods

When the aircon backfires in a scorching Melbourne, two friends discover that staying cool and saving the planet might require compromise… and creativity.
Directed by Maho Arca Oltra

Duration : 3m
Maturity Level : all

The Delta

The Delta

A shelter for many life forms in the 3 largest Deltas of Greece, those of Sperchios, Aliakmon and Axios. 3 Delta-like rivers come together fantastically in a video and create a world of their own. The world of water, beauty, wildlife and survival. A water world that gives shelter to all the unique species that hosts and nourishes them from the great journeys of survival. A world that knows no borders, with a constant flow ,with constant changes a world tha unites .
By Giorgos Karampotakis

Duration : 3m
Maturity Level : all

Boggart

Boggart

In Cumbrian folklore, the boggart is a mysterious and mischievous creature that roams the countryside. In this spoken word film, poet Matt Sowerby reimagines the boggart as both product and protector of a peat bog.
Part of ‘Peat on Earth’, a series of 10 spoken word films by British and Malaysian poets and filmmakers that showcases one of nature’s true underdogs: the humble peat bog. These incredible habitats have had a bad rap over the years – but they’re beautiful, unique and just might save the world.
By Ben Horrigan

Duration : 1m
Maturity Level : all

Luneta RJ

Luneta RJ

A romantic view of Rio de Janeiro as a place untouched by civilization.
Directed by Duda Carvalho

Duration : 2m
Maturity Level : all

New Studies at Huningue / Basel or the tree to sleep

New Studies at Huningue / Basel or the tree to sleep

It is the multi-annual, artistic documentation of swarms of starlings that gather in autumn in the border triangle around Basel (Switzerland) before they migrate to the warm south of Europe. They spend the nights together and exchange information. Swarms of starlings are an impressive demonstration of how many small birds united together can defend and protect themselves against larger, stronger birds, their predators. There is no ‘boss starling’ who sets the direction, but rather these flocks regroup in a matter of seconds in response to danger from attackers; Swarm intelligence par excellence.
By Lutz P. Kayser

Duration : 9m
Maturity Level : all

Itzan

Itzan

The lowland Maya adapted to their changing environment in different ways, and are thought to have abandoned their cities in response to a devastating drought around 730-900 CE. This project converts real geochemical data and the archaeological site of Itzan into a high-fidelity visualization representing the changing population, vegetation, and climate of the ancient Maya population over 6000 years. The project moves beyond conventional data visualization to create an affectual experience that enables new ways for spectators to understand complex patterns found in scientific data.
By Benjamin Gwinneth

Duration : 9m
Maturity Level : all

WATER - Antioquia

WATER - Antioquia

Set in the Colombian region of Antioquia, WATER explores the relationship between communities and their rivers, where the traces of war still flow through the landscape. The film shows how water carries both the wounds of violence and the power of renewal, becoming a symbol of collective healing and resistance.
Adrián Villa Dávila

Duration : 16m
Maturity Level : all

Fount

Fount

Walid and his family, who had been having a difficult life in Somalia and had to migrate to Turkey, are sent to Burdur. Walid, facing the drought in Burdur which he ran away from Somalia, is struggling his life, as well.
Directed by Evrim İnci

Duration : 4m
Maturity Level : all

My Message to You

My Message to You

With less than a handful of fluent Haida speakers, Nayak’aq Yaahl (6) shares a message all in the Haida language: even though we may be going through difficult times, be still and listen to our ancestors.
Directed by ’Wáats’asdíyei Joe Yates

Duration : 2m
Maturity Level : all

UNHOLY GUACAMOLE: Deforestation, Water Capture, and Violence Behind Mexico’s Avocado Exports

UNHOLY GUACAMOLE: Deforestation, Water Capture, and Violence Behind Mexico’s Avocado Exports

Avocados grown for export to the United States have fueled widespread deforestation and water theft in the Mexican states of Michoacán and Jalisco, with dire consequences for the rights of local residents. A report by Climate Rights International documented how major US companies were contributing to this disaster by failing to ensure the avocados they imported from Mexico were sourced sustainably. Since the release of the report and this video in 2023, local Mexican officials, civil society, and community leaders have joined forces to launch an ambitious satellite-based certification and conservation program—and, in doing so, they have created a promising model for efforts around the globe to reduce commodity-driven deforestation and catalyze community conservation.
Video by: Climate Rights International
Filmmaker: José Bautista

Duration : 6m
Maturity Level : all

And Breathe

And Breathe

This film is choreographed and performed by the award-winning Kesha Raithatha and combines contemporary and Kathak movement to embody the conflicts of over-consumption versus preservation. The films explores the effect of carbon emissions and their apocalyptic impact on humanity and the earth underpinned by a score by Annie Mahtani. For the sake of future generations, And Breathe…challenges us to go back to basics, to pass on and use intergenerational skills that help to prevent climate change through lower consumption and replacement practices to put back what we take out.
Directed by Sima Gonsai with movement director Karen Wood.

Duration : 6m
Maturity Level : all

"Art Speaks Out"

Until January 5, 2026, we are celebrating the 10th Anniversary of "Art Speaks Out" with [4 wonderful channels,https://ikonotv.art/Channels]. Once again, we are uniting artists and filmmakers across the globe who remind us that climate issues are not about science but about emotion, memory and humanity.
Video credit: Louis-Paul Caron, "The Denial".

Duration : 4m
Maturity Level : all

My Body, My Territory: The Struggle of Chiquitano Indigenous Women for Their Ancestral Land

My Body, My Territory: The Struggle of Chiquitano Indigenous Women for Their Ancestral Land

In 2024, Bolivia experienced one of the most devastating wildfire seasons in its history. Over 12.6 million hectares of forest and non-forest ecosystems were consumed by flames—many deliberately set—leaving irreversible damage to the Chiquitano Dry Forest, one of the world’s most unique and fragile ecosystems. Amid the smoke, ashes, and imposed silence, a powerful resistance emerges.
My Body, My Territory is an intimate and visually striking documentary that follows the Chiquitano Indigenous women as they confront environmental destruction and systemic violence to defend their territory, culture, and dignity. Through deeply personal testimonies, evocative imagery of a forest in crisis, and the unyielding spiritual force of collective resistance, the film reclaims the profound link between body and land.
This is not only a story of survival, but a call to listen—urgently and globally—to those who protect the Earth from its heart: the guardians of the Chiquitano Dry Forest.
Directed by Roberto NaviaDirector

Duration : 18m
Maturity Level : all

Barruntaremos

Barruntaremos

“Barruntaremos (Inklings)” by Asunción Molinos Gordo opens a window into a disappearing form of ecological intelligence. In Spanish, barruntar means to sense something before it happens. Through the eyes of shepherd Pedro Sanz Moreno, one of the last guardians of the ancestral weather-reading practice Cabañuelas, the film invites us to sense the landscape the way our ancestors once did through intuition, relationship, and attention to subtle signals in nature. A moving call to rediscover the knowledge we are at risk of losing, and to listen again to the Earth before it is too late. Produced by TBA21 Thyssen-Bornemisza Art Contemporary

Duration : 9m
Maturity Level : all

Children need Patrons

Children need Patrons

Filmed inside the war in Ukraine, "Can I Go Home Now?" documentary gives the space entirely to children, no adults, no politics. ikonoTV supports this film and invites patrons to help carry these voices forward. Are you the Patron they need?

Duration : 3m
Maturity Level : all