3D Animated Short Film Territory Selected for The NGO International Film Festival
Fantastime Entertainment’s 3D animated short film “
Territory” has achieved a significant milestone, securing a spot in The NGO International Film Festival. Directed remotely by Mehdi Yazdani from New Zealand, “Territory” is an impactful film that sheds light on global warming and the consequences of human selfishness. The film tells the story of two polar bears struggling for survival on a shrinking iceberg, representing humans’ ongoing conflicts even in the face of environmental catastrophe.
A Powerful Allegory on Global Warming and Human Conflict
“Territory” vividly illustrates the devastating effects of climate change through the eyes of two polar bears forced to roam the open sea due to the melting of their natural habitat. As they come across a seemingly viable iceberg, tensions rise, leading to a battle over territory. This struggle ultimately causes the destruction of their fragile sanctuary. The film’s narrative serves as a stark reminder of human behavior, with the polar bears symbolizing nations and individuals who prioritize territorial disputes over collaborative solutions, despite the planet’s impending ecological crisis.
The film’s slogan,
“People fight for the territory while the whole planet is sinking into disasters,” emphasizes the dire consequences of global environmental changes and human conflicts. It challenges audiences to reconsider priorities and urges global cooperation to address climate change and protect endangered species.
Recognition by The NGO International Film Festival
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The NGO International Film Festival marks a significant achievement for “Territory.” The festival is renowned for its focus on human-interest stories that align with the
United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). By showcasing films that advocate for social and environmental change, the festival aims to foster a culture of knowledge-sharing and raise awareness about pressing global issues. “Territory” aligns perfectly with this mission, making it a standout selection for the festival’s lineup.
About The NGO International Film Festival
The NGO International Film Festival seeks to amplify voices advocating for sustainable development, human rights, and environmental preservation. The festival aims to create a
digital media library that will serve as a resource for future activists, campaigners, and policymakers. Its commitment to curating stories that address global challenges and inspire action ensures that “Territory” will reach audiences who are passionate about driving meaningful change.
Why “Territory” is a Must-Watch
“Territory” is not just an animated film; it’s a thought-provoking call to action. As the world grapples with the impacts of climate change, this film serves as a reminder of the interconnectedness of human actions and the natural world. Its selection for The NGO International Film Festival offers an opportunity to engage with viewers who are committed to sustainability and social justice, further amplifying the film’s message.
