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KLEFFlix Premium Films (June) – Protecting Our Forests, One Film At A Time

Content contributed by Eunice Leong | Designed by Hiu Naam | Produced by Nabila Shohimi

As a new month emerges, KLEFFlix proudly introduces the third series of our screening with brand new curated films in accordance with the theme of June in conjunction with World Rainforest Day: Forest Conservation!
Forests are essential for sustaining human life and provide resources ranging from oxygen production, planetary climate, and mitigating natural hazards such as floods and landslides. However, in the present day, we are seeing rapid deforestation in the name of urbanization and development that has led to damaging repercussions, most recently being the Amazon forest fires.
It is our hope that these carefully picked films of the month imparting meaningful messages about forests, located both locally and internationally, can educate and spark awareness in our viewers about forest conservation.
Presenting to you the filmography for June:

People of The Forest: Orang Rimba (2018, Singapore) by Isaac Kerlow
Duration: 14:24 minutes
Genre: Short Documentary
The ancestral forests of the nomadic Orang Rimba have vanished. In the short span of three decades, oil palm plantations have replaced much of the tropical peatland rain forests in Jambi, Indonesia. The People of the Forest – Orang Rimba in their dialect – have nowhere to go.

The Guardian of Kinabalu (2018, Malaysia) by Lloyd Spencer Davis and Wiebke Finkler
Duration: 51:54 minutes
Genre: Feature Film
Borneo’s Mount Kinabalu – the highest mountain in SouthEast Asia – is the most biologically diverse place on Earth. In 2015, it was the epicentre of a deadly earthquake that killed 18 climbers. The Kadazan Dusun locals maintain that the earthquake was caused by the disrespectful behaviour of climbers who angered the spirits of the mountain. One such local, Alim Biun, has been protecting the mountain and keeping the spirits happy for 40 years but, facing mandatory retirement, he is worried about Mount Kinabalu’s future and that of its incredible range of animals and plants. He needs to find a successor.

Pusenai, The Last Dayak Basap (2019, Indonesia) by Fajaria Menur Widowati and Miftahuddin
Duration: 24:09 minutes
Genre: Short Documentary
This award-winning film documentary tells the story of Pusenai, an 87-year-old woman from the local ethnic group of Dayak Basap. She lived in the Teluk Sumbang village, the outermost village in Berau of East Kalimantan, trying to adapt to the modernization after relocation from the forest to the settlement. Weaving rattan becomes a medium for Pusenai and the Dayak women to gather and discuss the issues of their lives. The impact of globalization on the environment resulted in Pusenai having to look for rattan for tens of kilometres, and the Dayak community Basap even threatened loss of forests and their identity.

Masijago Porak Mai (2019, Indonesia) by Gilang Syahbani and Kenjhi Mashuri
Duration: 24 minutes
Genre: Short Documentary
Mentawai people are very dependent on the forest. They plant sago, chocolate, areca nut, coconut, and other plants to supply their daily food. They also find herbs, wood, and hunt in the forest. What they knew was that the entire land belonged to their ancestors, meaning the land also belongs to them. Nowadays, they have anxiety. There is something from outside trying to take over their land; something that can cut off their trees; something that can restrict their movement. In this documentary, someone inside the land will let you know what they feel – he is Sikerei, a medicaster.

To Wake – Buddhi (2018, South Africa) by Yakima Camille Waner
Duration: 15 minutes
Genre: Short Film
Once upon a time in the forest of Kullu, there was a young girl named Janisha Marchal. This five-year-old girl was happy whenever she played in the forest; the trees spoke to her, she was completely in tune with the ecosystem. However, the presence of fires began killing the trees and unchecked human greed ravaged the land. The trees communicate their message to Janisha as a warning for all of humankind: humans cannot keep burning the forests and cutting down the trees or else there will be irreparable consequences for people.

This green paradise situated in the Himalayas is in grave danger due to the savage climate change caused by the neglect of men. This may be described as a fairy tale, but it is actually a documentary, and the fate of the Kullu forest is a very real concern. Janisha understands the forest, she feels its pain when burnt and decimated, which is why she communicates her message and tries to spread the word before it is too late. She is the heroine of an ongoing story; her battle as protector of the Kullu forest has just begun. Her name means “Go Darkness”, her destiny is to bring light to the world.

The Jungle Man… Loiya (2018, India) by Farha Khatun
Duration: 20 Minutes
Genre: Short Documentary
The film tells the story of Loiya Ngamba, a nature lover who chanced upon an area in Punshilok in Langol hill range in Manipur and created a green space for the local communities. When Loiya came upon Punshilok, it was a straggly, rock-strewn patch of land with nothing growing on it except for some wild weeds. He started by clearing the area of weeds and was eventually able to de-silt the stream, making it a good source of drinking water for the people of the valley.

For six years, Loiya stayed alone on the hill building this forest, almost from scratch. Slowly it expanded and extended to many young people who joined him in this endeavour, bringing in their own dreams and aspirations, and making this place a refuge for the tired souls. Amidst the backdrop of conflict-ridden Manipur, surviving its everyday drudgery and turmoil of bullets and oppression, this little piece of land became a bubble where one could reflect on oneself, practice one’s art or just spend some time in peace.

The film explores the rewarding journey of Loiya, of the forest and the people who have come to associate themselves with this place. The soundscape of the film too tells the story of this journey through the murmuring of leaves, chirping of birds, through music created in harmony with nature. At a time when trees are cut down rampantly in the name of ‘development’, when ‘civilization’, and ‘urbanization’ has come to mean building blocks of concrete, when forests are being cleared and sold off to corporate houses to usher in ‘modernity’, this film asks pertinent questions as it tells the story of reorienting man’s relationship with nature and building a culture of peaceful coexistence.

Cedar Tree of Life (2018, Canada) by Odessa Shuquaya
Duration: 10:36 minutes
Genre: Short Documentary
Three Indigenous women hold knowledge of Cedar, passed down from their grandmothers and mothers. They commune with this sacred tree as they practice and share their culture and art in both traditional and contemporary contexts. Cedar is a life-giver. Cedar is a transformer. Cedar Tree of Life reveals how each woman uses the material/medicine of Cedar and how it expresses itself through them. From garments, to homes, to burial material for those who have passed on, Cedar was and is inextricably linked to all aspects of life for Salish peoples.

Green: At What Price (2017, UK) by Nicola Milne
Duration: 18:40 minutes
Genre: Short Documentary
Reforestation, environmental development, growth in the developing world: when does a green economy come at too high a price? The Ugandan Government wants to encourage development and boost its forest reserves. They have leased over 8000 hectares of land to Norwegian-based company, Green Resources, Africa’s largest forestation company. This sounds like a good news story in Africa, except that Bukaleba Forest Reserve, on the shores of Lake Victoria, has been home to thousands of rural people for decades.

These villagers are indicative of 90% of rural Africans who have no land title; they are being forced from the land they have lived on for years. Isah was arrested in 2014 for preventing trees being planted on ‘his’ land. He was imprisoned for 18 months. James was chased from his land and one son was cut on the head; the other hid in water fearing for his life. Jessica and Olga explain how life used to be, when food and land was plentiful, and how, today they struggle to survive. At the core of this film is one simple truth: land acquisitions for growth and development can compromise the livelihoods of some of the world’s most vulnerable people.

We hear from the villagers, the Land Ministry, the company at the core. ‘Green: at what price?’ not only highlights the plight of Ugandan villagers, but reveals a vital scenario playing out across Africa and around the globe.

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We hope that the selected films will provide you, the viewers, with both entertainment and an unveiled appreciation for environmental issues and climate education. EcoKnights and the KLEFFlix team shall strive to curate high quality films and pieces for our beloved subscribers.

Naturally, our main mission and vision consists of inspiring sustainable living in members of our society. We hope that the selection of this month’s theme, ‘Forest Conservation’, may spark a deep interest for the environment in both our KLEFFlix users and the wider communities EcoKnights interacts with. May our future themes focused on in KLEFFlix also cultivate a dedication to the preservation of our natural environments.

Support us and keep updated by subscribing to our services, and we’ll continue to develop and deliver the best platform for environmental films. By supporting us, you’ll be first to be notified of future EcoKnights events and any updates on KLEFFlix. For further inquiries, do contact us at info@klefflix.my

 

KLEFFlix Free Films (June) – Protecting Our Forests, One Film At A Time

Content contributed by Eunice Leong| Designed by Hiu Naam | Produced by Nabila Shohimi

In conjunction with World Rainforest Day, KLEFFlix proudly introduces the theme for the third month of our film package: Forest Conservation!

Forests are essential for sustaining human life and provide resources ranging from oxygen production, planetary climate, and mitigating natural hazards such as floods and landslides. However, in the present day, we are seeing rapid deforestation in the name of urbanization and development that has led to damaging repercussions, most recently being the Amazon forest fires.

These films have been carefully curated by our team to both entertain and educate our viewers, and we hope they can inspire more thought and awareness into our viewers about the state of our rainforests both locally and internationally. Without further ado, let us introduce the films for the month of June: 

Save Us (2017, India) by Aniket Bharti
Duration: 5:38 minutes
Genre: Short Film

This short film follows the story of a boy who wakes up in an unknown place, only to discover some horrible truths.

Zelena Patrola S04 E12 Gunaroš – Are children safe in the school yard? (2013, Serbia) by Ruža Helać
Duration: 29:25 minutes
Genre: Short Documentary


Taking place in the municipality of Backa Topola in Guranos, far north of Vojvodina, the forest was once full of white poplar – an indigenous tree for Vojvodina especially for Backa Topola. In 2008, 160 of these trees were cut by a private company in South Serbia. As a result, a kind of weed is growing; and if all the trees are cut, there will be no wind protection belts as there are fields around. Thus, dust, pesticides and herbicides will be blown to nearby villages.

Healing Forests of India (2018, India) by Nitin Das
Duration: 50 minutes
Genre: Full Documentary

‘All Our Knowledge’ comes from nature, yet nature can be a source of many mysteries. India is a country of breath-taking natural beauty, but what is lesser known is their wealth of ancient knowledge about connecting with nature to create a more meaningful life. Travel with us on a journey through lush rainforests, sacred groves, cloud forests, city forests, food forests and deep valleys of the Himalayas to unravel some of these mysteries. The film unfolds through inspiring stories of people whose lives are intricately woven with forests – through their insights, as well as new scientific findings, we explore the remarkable healing powers of nature.

Under the Canopy (2017, USA) by Patrick Meegan
Duration: 11:03 minutes
Genre: Short Film

This short film takes us on a journey into the largest tract of tropical rainforest on our planet — the Amazon. Narrated by indigenous guide, Kamanja Panashekung, and actor Lee Pace, this new virtual reality film by Conservation International and Jaunt VR takes you into the Amazon and urges the protection of the world’s largest rainforest.

In My Nature (2015, South Africa) by Craig Hunter Parker
Duration: 3:48 minutes
Genre: Short Film


A cinematic, environmental short film made for The International Wood Culture Society; told as a love poem from humanity to a tree.

DU Conserve: The Boreal Forest (2019, USA) by Ducks Unlimited
Duration: 9:31 minutes
Genre: Short Documentary


See the people and places that matter to wetlands conservation in DU Conserve Films. Ducks Unlimited’s first Conserve film focuses on Northern Canada’s vast Boreal Forest. This area provides critical breeding habitat for North America’s waterfowl populations.

Malaysia’s Living Forest (2016, Malaysia) by Tropical Rainforest Conservation and Research Centre (TRCRC)
Duration: 3:51 minutes
Genre: Short Documentary


The chairman of the Tropical Rainforest Conservation & Research Centre (TRCRC) reminds us how important our Rainforest is to us Malaysians, as preservation for our future. TRCRC’s reforestation and forest connectivity work will help reverse biodiversity loss from forest fragmentation and recover viable populations of local flora and fauna. Their vision is to conserve and preserve tropical rainforest plant species and to further help enhance efforts in cultivating and maintaining stable ecosystems. They aim to establish multiple Ex-situ Tropical Rainforest Living Collection (TRLC) Centres and plant nurseries throughout Malaysia where they will collect, germinate, propagate, and eventually reintroduce rare and endangered plant species back into its native habitats.

takayna – What If Running Could Save a Rainforest? (2018, USA) by Alex Lowther
Duration: 37:20 minutes
Genre: Short Documentary

Tarkine in North-western Tasmania is home to one of the last tracts of old-growth rainforest in the world, yet it is currently at the mercy of destructive extraction industries, including logging and mining. This documentary, presented by Patagonia Films, unpacks the complexities of modern conservation and challenges us to consider the importance of our last wild places.

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We hope that the selected films will provide you, the viewers, with both entertainment and an unveiled appreciation for environmental issues and climate education. EcoKnights and the KLEFFlix team shall strive to curate high quality films and pieces for our beloved subscribers.

Naturally, our main mission and vision consists of inspiring sustainable living in members of our society. We hope that the selection of this month’s theme, ‘Forest Conservation’, may spark a deep interest for the environment in both our KLEFFlix users and the wider communities EcoKnights interacts with. May our future themes focused on in KLEFFlix also cultivate a dedication to the preservation of our natural environments.

Support us and keep updated by subscribing to our services, and we’ll continue to develop and deliver the best platform for environmental films. By supporting us, you’ll be first to be notified of future EcoKnights events and any updates on KLEFFlix. For further inquiries, do contact us at info@klefflix.my

 



KLEFFlix KIDS for Kids – Celebrating World Biodiversity Day Through Films

Content contributed by Khadijah Junoh| Designed by Hiu Naam | Produced by Nabila Shohimi

We believe that everyone has his/her own role in preserving nature, what more children. It is important to ensure that children are taught about environmental sustainability as they are the leaders of the future. Exclusively for the Raya season, KLEFFLix has included special films for your children to watch during Raya as well as to ease your approach in educating the kids about nature. Understanding and talking about conserving the environment is tricky enough, but when it comes to explaining it to children, it can get even more challenging.

So chill around with your kids this “holiday” and enjoy these children-friendly films classic family movies with an eco-friendly theme that don’t override the entertainment value.

Freshwater Creatures of the Northwest (2019, United States) by We Live a Lot
Duration: 6:05
Genre: Short Documentary
Check out these cool creatures the filmmaker and his daughter found while snorkeling the Coeur D Alene river in beautiful North Idaho. You can find anything from Cutthroat to Rainbow Trout, Crawdads, Bullheads and Water Snakes. Join them who hac so much fun snorkeling the beautiful fresh water of the Coeur D Alene River.

Lion (2019, France) by Mélissa Fournier, Gaïanka Martinet, Coline Mesplou, Pauline Toutain, Thierry Hav, Amélie Goursat
Duration: 6:46
Genre: Animation
A young and golden magic lion is crossing a dry savannah in search of water. He is a strong, fast animal, discovering the spirit of the lion still sleeping deep in himself, in the shadow world. The color and african patterns on his fur shows his magic nature; more sabertooth tiger based at the beginning of the journey, he gains his sun mane later in the story to become the first lion.

The Water, Looking after our Planet (2017, Spain) by Happy Learning English
Duration: 4:05
Genre: Short Documentary (educational video for kids)
An educational video that teaches kids on the problems that we face today with water on Earth such as pollution.

Protect Water Bodies (2019, Bangalore) by Appu Series
Duration: 2:17
Genre: Animation
Protect water bodies is a song that emphasizes the importance of keeping water bodies clean. It’s home to a whole lot of living creatures. It is our responsibility to keep it clean for our fellow earthlings. Many living creatures from the water bodies die due to the pollution in the water bodies. So let’s not pollute it, protect it!

Something’s Fishy at the River (2014, USA) by Jason Kuykendall
Duration: 18:16
Genre: Animation
An entertaining puppetry video helps children understand threats to rivers, creeks and the ocean. Children learn how to practice conservation and prevent pollution in their community through a series of surprising encounters with various river animals. Sing along with the animals while learning how to keep their homes healthy.

The Magical River Story (2019, US, France) by Romain Villemaine and Laurence Trouve
Duration: 17:25
Genre: Animation
The Magical River in the jungle suddenly ran dry, leaving all the animals thirsty. Watch the mighty elephant rescue the animals by giving them water.

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We hope that the selected films will provide you, the viewers, with both entertainment and an unveiled appreciation for environmental issues and climate education. EcoKnights and the KLEFFlix team shall strive to curate high quality films and pieces for our beloved subscribers.

Naturally, our main mission and vision consists of inspiring sustainable living in members of our society. We hope that the selection of this month’s theme, ‘Wildlife Conservation’ may spark a deep interest for the environment in both our KLEFFlix users and the wider communities EcoKnights interacts with. May our future themes focused on in KLEFFlix also cultivate a dedication to the preservation of our natural environments.

Support us and keep updated by subscribing to our services, and we’ll continue to develop and deliver the best platform for environmental films. By supporting us, you’ll be first to be notified of future EcoKnights events and any updates on KLEFFlix. For further inquiries, do contact us at info@klefflix.my.

KLEFFlix Free Films (May) – Celebrating World Biodiversity Day Through Films

Content contributed by Siti Khadijah| Designed by Hiu Naam | Produced by Nabila Shohimi

In conjunction with World Biodiversity Day in May, in its second month of screening digitally, KLEFFLix aims to bring attention to films that convey messages and information about wildlife conservation. As many are aware, wildlife is increasingly facing threats by human activities, climate change and other factors, which is one of the global crises urgently seeking for our attention to mitigate and restore a healthy ecosystem. 

Let’s take time during the pandemic to embark on a global adventure through the films to explore and learn more about wildlife conservation. Below, you can find a selection of these films to a refreshingly upbeat look at the wildlife conservation issue.

Desert Seas (2013, Saudi Arabia) By Mark Wheeler, Simon Nash, Dominic Weston
Duration: 46:07
Genre: Long Documentary
Along the east and west coasts of Saudi Arabia are two seas that contain a treasure of marine life that few knew existed — and even fewer had ever seen. The Arabian Gulf was formed at the end of the last Ice Age, some 10,000 years ago, and the Red Sea’s history goes back even further.

How Wildlife Trade Is Linked To Outbreaks – COVID-19, MERS & SARS (2017, Singapore) by Genevieve Woo (producer)
Duration: 04:16
Genre: Short Documentary
China has banned the wildlife trade nationwide due to COVID-19, the coronavirus that originated in Wuhan. Like SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome), which was traced to bats and civets – and MERS, Ebola and bird flu in recent times – the novel coronavirus that has killed thousands in China is believed to have come from wildlife – sold illegally at the Huanan Seafood Wholesale Market. Are humans doomed to more outbreaks of future diseases so long as we continue to live in close proximity with wildlife?

Richmond Park National Nature Reserve (2017, UK) by George Chan
Duration: 20:05
Genre: Short Documentary
A look into how nature reserves like Richmond Park help to conserve nature and wildlife among busy cities like London.

Living With Wildlife (2017, Canada) by Leanne Allison
Duration: 23:27
Genre: Short Documentary
The Bow Valley of AB, Canada is the busiest place in the world where people and grizzly bears still coexist. ‘Living with Wildlife’ is a 25 minute documentary that tells the hopeful story of how communities in the Bow Valley have come together over the past 20 years in order to coexist with grizzly bears and other wildlife.

Homes (2015, Malaysia) by Nur Fara Emiera

Duration: 08:06

Genre: Short Documentary 

Follow the journey of the strong willed independent organizations that fight to conserve and preserve the local endangered species in Malaysia.

Stolen apes (2019, USA) by Colin Systma
Duration: 18:00
Genre: Short Documentary
A heartbroken documentary film that exposes the world of illegal great ape trade. Baby apes are stolen from their mothers in the wild and sold into what is in effect slavery. They are shipped out of their forest homes to become exotic pets in the Middle East or to the Far East where they are trained to become circus performers, ending up broken and alone in barren cages.

Stolen Apes- Buanoi (2019, USA) by Colin Systma
Duration: 10:42
Genre: Short Documentary
This documentary captures the life of the only gorilla in Thailand that has spent the last 30 years in a concrete cage on the 7th floor of a high rise zoo. One Thai woman is looking to change that.

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We hope that the selected films will provide you, the viewers, with both entertainment and an unveiled appreciation for environmental issues and climate education. EcoKnights and the KLEFFlix team shall strive to curate high quality films and pieces for our beloved subscribers.

Naturally, our main mission and vision consists of inspiring sustainable living in members of our society. We hope that the selection of this month’s theme, ‘Wildlife Conservation’ may spark a deep interest for the environment in both our KLEFFlix users and the wider communities EcoKnights interacts with. May our future themes focused on in KLEFFlix also cultivate a dedication to the preservation of our natural environments.

Support us and keep updated by subscribing to our services, and we’ll continue to develop and deliver the best platform for environmental films. By supporting us, you’ll be first to be notified of future EcoKnights events and any updates on KLEFFlix. For further inquiries, do contact us at info@klefflix.my.

KLEFFlix Premium Films (May) – Celebrating World Biodiversity Day Through Films

Content contributed by Siti Khadijah | Designed by Hiu Naam | Produced by Nabila Shohimi

Wildlife biodiversity plays a big role in ecological balance that makes conservation of wildlife crucial. By protecting wildlife, we ensure that our natural world and the incredible species within it can be preserved for the future environmental benefits. In conjunction with World Biodiversity Day, KLEFFLix is offering its wildlife-themed May Premium Film package that could be the guideline for you to contribute to wildlife protection, understanding how species interact within their ecosystems, and how environmental and human influences affect them.

The current pandemic we are facing right now can be seen from a positive perspective – while many people are locked in their houses with very minimal outdoor daily activities as well as a temporary pause in many industries, we see reports of the environment, wildlife and ecosystem healing. Pollution has been reducing as nature gradually reclaims itself. As we are entering the third month of new norms and changes in lifestyles, to celebrate the thriving of wildlife, KLEFFlix’s May Premium Film package will be highlighting on the different wildlife aspects from the marine to terrestrial habitats.

Alice In Borneo’s Ocean Wonderland (2019, Malaysia) by Oliver Deppert
Duration: 10:52
Genre: Short Documentary

A sixteen year old girl named Alice explores Borneo’s oceans while learning to scuba dive. Join Alice, as she discovers sharks and witnesses the plastic waste and overfishing risks. Alice joins Shark Stewards’ David McGuire on an exploration in shark diving, fish tracking, beach cleaning and reef planting. This is the first episode in the conservation and science series Shark Steward produced by Scubazoo to inspire young people to save threatened wildlife through adventure.

Yochi (2018, United States) by Ilana Lapid
Duration: 24:45:00.000
Genre: Short Film

Yochi, a 9-year-old selectively mute Mayan boy, guards a nest of endangered Yellow- Headed Parrots in Belize’s pine savannah. When his beloved older brother, Itza, returns from the city, Yochi learns that he’s in debt and has turned to poaching – setting the brothers on a collision course.

Helping Hands Dive (2019, Malaysia) by Sebastian Andrei
Duration: 15:49
Genre: Short Documentary

Helping Hands Dive shows us the marine conservation and ecological issues in the oceans. In this film, people from all sort of background were interviewed and gave their opinions towards marine life. This film also gives an insight on the beauty of ocean that gives the viewers a solid reason  to treasure the ocean for the future generation.

Zan (2017, Japan) by Rick Grehan
Duration: 73:00
Genre: Full Documentary

Zan is a documentary about the last of the Okinawan Dugong and the people who strive to protect them, located in the outstandingly beautiful and bio-diverse Henoko and Oura bay. The Dugong is facing its last stand and its feeding grounds are threatened by the construction of new US base. This film follows imageMILL’s Yu Kisami as he brings us on a journey of discovery, aided by the Nature Conservation Society of Japan. We meet the people who are working tirelessly to protect this beautiful part of the world, a natural heritage for Japan.

Hand Feeding Whale Sharks on Derawan (2018, Malaysia) by Will Foster-Grundy
Duration: 8:37
Genre: Short Documentary


This film shows us the passionate side of the filmmaker, Will in discovering the whale shark – a slow-moving filter-feeding shark. From floating platforms in the middle of the sea, this world’s largest shark is being hand fed by fishermen. Hence giving us an insight on the human interaction with these gentle giants.

Poachers to Protectors (2017, Malaysia) by Stephanie Theresa
Duration: 8:47
Genre: Short Documentary

This short documentary is about how poachers were inspired to become protectors to river turtles instead. A short story about the efforts of Malaysians in reversing the decreasing population of river turtles at the east cost of Malaysia, featuring river turtle conservationist, Dr Pelf Nyok.

Save Me! (2017, Iran) by Mohsen Nabavi
Duration: 10:00
Genre: Short Film

This short film is full of thriller and suspense as a Mother and her little girl in chased by a hunter in forest. But in the end, everything started to reveal itself and there is an open secret. What is it beneath the truth?

The Python Code (2018, Germany) by Andreas Ewels
Duration: 28:45
Genre: Short Documentary

The python is a fascinating animal. But the fashion industry is hunting for these beautiful snakes. Its skin is coveted for luxury goods of all kinds. Hundreds of thousands of snakes are killed annually in Asia and shipped to the fashion industry in Europe, America, Japan and China. A German-South African scientist now has an idea to control especially the illegal snake trade. An extremely exciting documentary, filmed under difficult conditions, which also documents the lives of the catchers and shows the illegal trade routes. A closer look at the snake skin industry – as it has never been shown.

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We hope that the selected films will provide you, the viewers, with both entertainment and an unveiled appreciation for environmental issues and climate education. EcoKnights and the KLEFFlix team shall strive to curate high quality films and pieces for our beloved subscribers.

Naturally, our main mission and vision consists of inspiring sustainable living in members of our society. We hope that the selection of this month’s theme, ‘Wildlife Conservation’ may spark a deep interest for the environment in both our KLEFFlix users and the wider communities EcoKnights interacts with. May our future themes focused on in KLEFFlix also cultivate a dedication to the preservation of our natural environments.

Support us and keep updated by subscribing to our services, and we’ll continue to develop and deliver the best platform for environmental films. By supporting us, you’ll be first to be notified of future EcoKnights events and any updates on KLEFFlix. For further inquiries, do contact us at info@klefflix.my.

Getting Started With the World Untold – How to Navigate the KLEFFlix Website

In our venture to give subscribers the most user-friendly experience with the website, a new visitor may find themselves curious yet slightly lost at first. Fear not, the team at KLEFFlix is here to coax your worries! Here’s a ‘User’s Guide to KLEFFlix’ just for you.

The Beauty of Environmental Films Unveiled – KLEFFlix April Film Package for Premium Subscription Plan

In accordance with our social mission at KLEFFlix to widen the reach in mobilizing environmental education through films, KLEFFlix proudly presents the films for Premium Subscription Plan.

Inspired by the recent passing of Earth Day and its occurrence during the COVID-19 crisis. KLEFFlix is showcasing films focused on ‘Sustainable Practice’ for the April film package – whereby these films have been screened during the previous Kuala Lumpur Eco Film Fests.

Unfold the World Untold: Introducing KLEFFlix’s April Film Package for Free Subscription Plan

As we celebrate Earth Day on the 22nd April 2020, KLEFFlix’s April film package for our Free subscribers is curated under theme ‘Sustainable Practices’ as this would be a suitable theme to spark a growing interest in our viewers.

The World Untold: KLEFFlix to Bring Eco Stories Across The Globe to Your Screen

As our Kuala Lumpur Eco Film Fest (KLEFF) enters its 13th year, we at EcoKnights took our biggest step yet in propelling the film festival into the future by launching Malaysia’s first eco-themed online streaming platform for past and future KLEFF films.

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