Paradise for Who
Jackie Turner
2.05pm – 2.30pm
A community garden in London sits in the shadow of an imposing Victorian prison, and the film charts its history and hopes for the future.

Plant Community
Samuel Joseph Phelps, Jemima Daisy Priest
2.30pm – 2.55pm
A vignette of the quietly unassuming but busy urban gardener, in which four individuals see guerrilla gardening through their own lens, from calming the mind to healing bodies and feeding communities.

Bollywood Badmarshes Go Bush
Susie Vickery
2.55pm – 3.10pm
Inspired by Bollywood action films and Indian miniature painting, this tale sees Western Australia’s endangered animals reach out to Bollywood miscreants for help against environmental destruction.

The Leaves of London
Joshua Geer
3.10pm – 3.30pm
A short documentary exploring the emotional relationships people form with urban trees, told through four intimate stories, each centred on a single tree and the person who returns to it.

Earthly
Anna de Rijk
3.30pm – 3.45pm
Follows a group of female farmers at the organic farm Perkuus on the edge of Brussels, whose calm, repetitive work contrasts with the city as they seek gentler ways of working the land during a very dry season.

Nature Is Gayer Than You Think
Jamy Silver
3.45pm – 4.00pm
Examines what “natural” really means when it is used to judge sexuality, gender roles and family structure, and finds that nature is far queerer than expected.

If I Eat You Will We Both Still Be OK? (Plant)
Rhona Eve Clews
4.00pm – 4.20pm
Shot while crawling across a Cornish field with a macro lens, the film journeys through plant stories, working-class autobiography, colonial botanies and more-than-human entanglement.

Nature Ain’t a Luxury
Louis Butler
4.20pm – 4.30pm
Description awaiting confirmation from Mark.

Interbeing
Lily Plester
4.30pm – 4.40pm
An experimental short visualising the hidden activity of the mycorrhizal network, combining cinematography, data-driven animation and a soundtrack made from MIDI data and EMF frequencies collected from plants and fungi.

Rock Dove.
Ryan Powell
4.40pm – 5.00pm
Follows a group of London volunteers who meet on Sundays to catch pigeons and carefully remove string and hair from their feet, an act of care across the species divide.

Touch Some Soil
Erika Lau
5.00pm – 5.10pm
An urban farmer at a community farm teaches us to slow down, exploring South Asian growing, cultural memory, collective care and food justice in the city.

Becoming Wild
Jane Pittman
5.10pm – 6.00pm
In a Virginia neighbourhood changed by gentrification and loss of green space, a backyard becomes a sanctuary for wildlife, showing how beauty survives when we nurture it.

The Hispering
Sally Payne
6.00pm – 6.15pm
A sequence of prose-poem-like glimpses between dream, waking and storytelling, taking in meadows, oceans, fairytales and unseen creatures, about how the world speaks to us if we listen.

Insolito
Ralf Berkus, Ulrike Berkus
6.15pm – 6.45pm
An apparently ordinary quarry lake near Karlsruhe in southern Germany is home to turtles, rare freshwater shrimp, bizarre microorganisms and predatory fish with fearsome teeth.

The Nature of Nature
Laura Leigh deNey
6.45pm – 7.20pm
An ode to the variety of life in the Hudson Valley, from high-elevation forests to the globally rare tidal marshes of the Hudson estuary.