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The African culture and traditions are intertwined with nature. Numerous stories and rituals are influenced by natures cycles of life and re-birth; a story many generations have learnt and passed on, but rarely told by its people to the world.

 

Pridelands Wildlife Film Fest provides that platform for indigenous filmmakers to share their natural history through film, and partners with world-renowned wildlife researchers, conservationists and veteran wildlife filmmakers.

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Kenya's 1st wildlife film festival

Pridelands Wildlife Film Fest

PWFF is a celebration of Africa’s beauty and powerful natural world. The day long event will take place against the backdrop of the world’s only national park in a city, Nairobi National Park. Natural history, wildlife and conservation filmmakers from various African locations and the world are invited to come celebrate this year's PWFF film submission winners while convening and networking with some of East Africa’s rising stars.

Pridelands Wildlife Film Fest, Kenya’s 1st wildlife film festival will be taking place on JULY 9TH, 2022, at Emara Ole-Sereni Hotel, Nairobi, Kenya

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Film Creation

PWFF is held in the heart of some of Africa’s amazing wild and open spaces. It would be a sin to not explore and document its beauty.

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Film Exhibition

You can never see enough of what nature has to offer us through the lens and realities of so many different filmmakers. Grab your popcorn and pull up a seat!

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Meet and Greet

It’s not every day that you walk and meet some of the finest names in the natural history filmmaking industry. It’s where new ideas are made and lifelong partnerships are born.

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Award Ceremony

This is the culmination of three days, as we celebrate our rising East African stars and provide them with an opportunity to pitch and propel their work onto the global stage.

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Workshops

There’s always something to learn, with the realities of climate change, human-wildlife conflict, habitat loss among a variety of challenges, here’s an opportunity to put our heads together to find ways in our craft to move the needle in search of the perfect balance for the betterment of our planet.

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"An Intense Experience"

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Robert Shuman
The Guardian

"Visualy Over-powering

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Amanda Gilles
Times Magazine

"Amazing Soundtrack"

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Variety
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