Buy tickets for Super Nature | BFI London Film Festival 2025

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Credits

Director

Ed Sayers
UK 2025. 82min
Courtesy of

Autlook Filmsales
Languages

English, Enawane Nawe, Dutch, French, Icelandic, Punjabi, Spanish, Sama-Bajaw, Sámi, Thai

With English subtitles

Access information

Intro / Q&A BSL interpreted:
Sunday 12 October 21:00

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Introduction

How do you make a film about the natural world that’s environmentally sound? In Ed Sayers’ feature debut, the solution is a community film spanning continents. Sending cameras to his contributors, Sayers edited together a mosaic of intimate observations of natural landscapes, creating a lush and deeply personal paean to nature, and a truly engrossing cinematic experience.

Lynn Nwokorie

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