Would You Still Love Me If I Were a Sticky Frog? – that’s not the sequel to the infamous ‘worm dilemma’ for couples on social media, but the name of a nature-focused film. This, along with a slew of other flicks, are showing at the second edition of Earth in Focus: Singapore Nature Film Festival, held at The Foundry over three days from October 31 to November 2.
On the screen roster are award-winning documentaries and shorts, all featuring compelling stories of wildlife and nature conservation. There will also be panel talks by turtle biologists, discussions on environmentally responsible travel, photo displays, and photography masterclasses with a special focus on DSLR camera trapping in rainforests – among other highlights.
While there, get creative with a series of sustainable workshops, including one that teaches you how to make jelly snacks from mangrove plants, and an upcycling session where you’ll transform an old t-shirt into a tote bag.
Tickets for all festival events are priced from $10 to $15, with each including access to at least one to two films and panel discussions. Get yours via Eventbrite from September 15 onwards and find out more about the film festival here.
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