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Seoul, South Korea · Est. 2003 · Emerging or partially verified — may be valid, clout unproven
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The Seoul International Eco Film Festival (SIEFF), formerly the Green Film Festival in Seoul, is South Korea’s leading environmental film festival and is widely described as Asia’s largest eco film festival. Founded in 2004, it is held around World Environment Day and is notable for showcasing films on climate change, biodiversity, ecological destruction, and other environmental issues, along with eco-conscious festival practices. It has strong significance in the festival circuit as one of the world’s major environmental film festivals and as a prominent platform for Korean and international eco-themed cinema.
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Last updated Aug 27, 2026
Founded
2003
Avg. rating
3.3/ 5
Reviews
6
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