This year, the festival is opening up to the general public and young people in Normandy, with a special student program on June 7, two days of screenings and debates at the Morny cinema, and a major energy transition evening at the Franciscaines. 

The festival is gearing up to receive over 500 committed films from all over the world. A jury of some forty environmental, communication and audiovisual professionals is in charge of selecting the winners. Depending on their format, the films are divided into 3 competitions: Spot, Info or Docu, each segmented into 15 categories according to the theme addressed by the film. The finalists in each category can win a Trophée d'Or and hope to win the Grand Prix of their competition.

By rewarding films dedicated to ecology and social responsibility, this professional festival also provides visibility for producers, sponsors and talent to get their message across, meet and be inspired. The festival inspires and equips us to speak out with sincerity about environmental and social issues, during numerous workshops and expert tables. A true networking event for the audiovisual community, festival-goers and exhibitors share innovative, eco-responsible shooting, post-production and digital solutions. 

At the same time, the festival puts the spotlight on the younger generation of committed film and video makers, through two competitions:
> Concours vidéo jeunes normands: a competition of mini-films dedicated to social networks for Norman creators aged 12 to 25, focusing on their take on current ecological issues.
> Young Creative Awards: an international competition for eco-activist filmmakers under 30, bringing together 500 films each year.

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