GREEN FILM FESTIVAL ‘25
Environmental Justice & Food Systems Programme
Join us in Accra for Green Film Festival ’25 a curated afternoon of powerful storytelling exploring how climate change intersects with the food we grow, the communities we nourish, and the global struggle for environmental justice.
This year’s edition brings together eight carefully selected documentary films from across Africa, Europe, and the United States.
Each film examines the deep connections between climate change, food systems, oceans, extractive industries, Indigenous knowledge, and community resilience.
From disappearing coastlines and marine exploitation to food sovereignty, grassroots innovation, and the lived realities of climate injustice, the programme has been intentionally shaped to guide audiences through a journey of witness, understanding, and reflection.
What to Expect
● Documentary Screenings
Eight short documentaries curated by AFRICA: Seen & Heard, examining environmental
justice and food systems through diverse cultural and geographic lenses.
● Masterclass Session An interactive masterclass led by Godwin Asediba (award-winning journalist, BBC), alongside African and international voices, exploring ethical storytelling, food systems, and environmental accountability.
● Conversations & Connection
Beyond the screenings and masterclass, the programme offers space for dialogue, exchange, and
connection across disciplines and communities.
Film Screenings
Beyond the Bay (UK)
Change Makers: The Global Race to Save Our Seas (USA)
I Am More Dangerous Dead (USA)
Mama Rafiki – Turning Butterflies into Goats (Kenya)
Clay Economy (Food Pill) (Italy)
Seeds of Sovereignty (UK)
Mighty Joo – Floods and Fire (Ghana)
You Are Venice (UK)
Event Details
Date: 28th December 2025
Time: 4:00 PM (GMT)
Venue: Bako Events Center, Accra
Come for the films. Stay for the conversations.
Leave with new perspectives on food, climate, justice, and our shared responsibility for the future.