10/18/2024 to 10/31/2024
film festival
Big Syn International Film Festival
35-37 Ludgate Hill London EC4M 7JN United Kingdom, London
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Send Message- Dr. Ragini G. Roy
Director of Global Programmes and Impact
ragini@thebigsynergy.org
+442037935232
Key Contacts- Dr. Ragini G. Roy
Big Syn International Film Festival is the world’s biggest sustainability film festival. It is organised by a CSO of the United Nations-Big Syn Institute, London, since 2019.
The festival is led by OSCAR, BAFTA and EMMY award-winners and leaders from policy, media and sustainability.
The festival has already reached 8M people in over 90 countries, and have triggered positive changes, locally and globally. The films educate and motivate viewers across the world to drive positive changes to combat major global issues such as climate change and gender inequality, to name a few.
If your film has an important message for the world, this festival is for you.
All films should touch upon or cover one or more major issues faced by the planet and the people; around social, economic or environmental sustainability such as climate change, climate action, gender inequality, hunger and poverty, discrimination, poor education, mental health, disability, LGBTQIA+ and many more (not limited to).
The festival accepts features, shorts, animations, documentaries, public service announcement, CSR, charity, advertisements, social media and music videos from independent filmmakers and established production houses, across the globe. Winners are screened in London and worldwide.
BSIFF currently sits as the “Best Reviewed” festival on Film Freeway in the sustainability and social impact category. It is an IMDb registered festival.
Films from the festival have been awarded and nominated for the OSCARS, BAFTAS, EMMY awards, and vice-versa.
It is a United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs) initiative that celebrates purpose-led entertainment that is driving us all towards a sustainable and responsible future. Through relatable films in all categories, the festival advocates the United Nations 17 Global Goals and celebrates the work of outstanding filmmakers.
