Environmental Film Festival
23rd edition in view — in Saint-Casimir, cinema defends the living · Saint-Casimir, MRC de Portneuf, Quebec, Canada
The festival
In Saint-Casimir, in the MRC of Portneuf, Quebec, the Festival de films pour l'environnement (FFPE) makes film a meeting place around the living. First French film festival in America entirely dedicated to environmental issues, it is produced by the Rendez-vous culturelles de Saint-Casimir and directed by its founder, Léo Denis Carpentier.
Its 22nd edition was held from August 5 to 9, 2026 at the Saint Casimir Town Hall: twelve films in competition from Quebec, France, Belgium, Kenya, Cameroon, Senegal and Benin, a first component of the Visions d'Afrique section, and the Kabaret Kino St-Kazimir, where more than 35 filmmakers created 27 short films in three days. The 23rd edition was announced from August 11 to 15, 2027.
Good to know
Awards 2026: Grand Prize of the jury to "Nothing is equal in any other way" by Martin Bureau; Public prize to "Iceland, Sprakkar Land" by Doris Buttignol; Special mentions to "Alchemical weddings" by Jean-Claude Cheyssial and "Les pals d'aim" by Marilou Muller and Thomas Laliberté. Jury presided over by the festival patron, Geneviève Bilodeau; Guest of honor 2026: Anick Lemay. The screenings-meetings 2026 were free. Official contacts published: [email protected]; Media: [email protected]; Direction: 514-973-1566. Films submitted for 2027 via FilmFreeway (selection announced on 8 June 2027).
Liens officiels
Ticket: (no ticketing online; free screenings and meetings in 2026. Programme: https://ffpe.ca/projections-rencontres-2026/)