HK-SF Ocean Film Festival

HK-SF Ocean Film Festival
Formation 2012
Purpose Waste minimisation, Education
Location
Parent organization
 Ocean Recovery Alliance

HK-SF Ocean Film Festival is an annual film festival organised by the Ocean Recovery Alliance in collaboration with the San Francisco Ocean Film Festival.[1][2] Featured films focus on a wide range of ocean-related topics from wildlife and conservation to culture, adventure and oceanic sports.[1] The Hong Kong San Francisco film festival will be run again in April 2013.[1][3]

2012 Film Festival

The first festival was March 9–22, 2012, and was Asia's first ocean-themed film festival.[1]

Films

  • A Sheltered Sea
  • A Wave of Change
  • Aquaville
  • The Baja Wave Document
  • The Bay vs The Bag
  • Bicycle Trip
  • The Board Meeting
  • The Coral Gardener
  • The Comfort of Cold
  • Deep Dive
  • East Scheldt: Discovery Underwater
  • The End of the Line
  • Fin
  • Finding a Balance in Rough Waters
  • Fish Wars
  • Going Vertical
  • Héen Táak
  • Home for Hawksbill
  • I Just Love to Paddle
  • In the Eye of the Whale
  • In the Wake of Giants
  • Into the Deep with Elephant Seals
  • Kai Lenny: 4 in 1
  • La Pesca Vivencial
  • The Majestic Plastic Bag
  • Manta – Ray of Hope
  • Mission of Mermaids
  • One River
  • Plastic Tide
  • Requiem
  • Sanctuary: The Last Stand for Sharks
  • Sanctuary in the Sea
  • Save Our Sharks
  • Shaping a Life
  • Shifting Baselines
  • The Southern Passage
  • Surfbus
  • Surfing Dolphins
  • Terra Antarctica
  • Tide is Turning
  • To Save the Whale
  • What Would Darwin Think?
  • Wow Anilau

[4]

2013 Film Festival

The second annual HK-SF Ocean Film Festival is planned for April 2013.[1]

References

  1. 1 2 3 4 5 "HK-SF Ocean Film Festival".
  2. ↑ "The Hong Kong-San Francisco Ocean Film Festival hits town".
  3. ↑ "HK-SF Ocean Film Festival". RTHK. 2012-03-27.
  4. ↑ "2012 HK-SF Ocean Film Festival Films".

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