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Morón, Argentina · Multiple structural red flags — exercise caution before submitting
The Morón International Environmental Film Festival (FICAM) is an open Argentine festival dedicated to environmental cinema and youth-driven audiovisual work. It is notable for focusing on productions by young creators ages 14 to 35 and for linking film with environmental sustainability, democratic communication, and social awareness. It showcases short films and other audiovisual formats — including documentary, fiction, animation, experimental work, and web series — centered on socio-environmental themes such as climate change, biodiversity, responsible consumption, and environmental justice.
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Last updated Aug 27, 2026
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