Scotland’s environmental film festival returns from 11–13 September with 10 Scottish and 3 UK premieres, live filmmaker conversations, a 100th-film celebration and guests travelling from across Scotland and around the world
Films exploring the politics of rewilding, the joy of open-water swimming and the consequences of overfishing are among the highlights of a major environmental film festival taking place in north-east Scotland this September.
Full programme announced for LandxSea Film Festival 2025, Scotland’s leading platform for films and discussions that spark green ideas and actions
Organisers of the LandxSea Film Festival in Montrose are celebrating today, after official figures revealed record audiences of over 1600 admissions across a spectacular weekend of sell-out films for its second inspiring edition of environmental storytelling. Plans are already afoot for the festival to return in 2025.
Highlights across the three day festival include the Scottish premiere of the Shetland-shot Billy & Molly: An Otter Love Story, the UK premiere of Chasing Time, the spectacular new glacier documentary from the team behind the Emmy Award-winning Chasing Ice, and an iconic red phone box transformed into a one-person cinema for screenings of Local Hero and You’ve Been Trumped.