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Wild Oceans Film Festival
Raise awareness of the need to love, enjoy and protect our seas and oceans.
What is
the project

El WOFF is a documentary film festival focused on the marine environment. Through productions from around the world, we open a window to the beauty, fragility and threats to our seas and oceans. Cinematographic art serves as a transmitter of the beauty of the oceans and raises awareness about the threats they face.

In parallel, within the festival, different round tables, exhibitions, conferences and field activities explain to attendees possible actions to solve these threats, improve the health of our seas and ensure the future of the oceans and their inhabitants.

What have we
achieved?

El WOFF It is still very young, but with the second edition we doubled the number of participants and countries involved, while interest in the festival grew nationally and internationally. The 408 productions from 68 countries from the previous edition, which will see an increase in number this year, carry a message of awareness and hope to millions of citizens around the world.

Name

Wild Oceans Film Festival

Species

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Location

At the BIOPARC Aquarium of Gijón, Asturias, Spain.

Dates

Once a year from 2022

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WOFF is a documentary film festival focused on the marine environment

Wild Oceans Film Festival

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