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Earth In Focus: Singapore Nature Film Festival 2026
Earth In Focus, billed as Singapore's largest nature film festival, runs on Sentosa from 30 October to 29 November 2026, with weekend film screenings and a nature photography exhibition.
- Palawan Kidz City Roof Garden and Beach Station, Sentosa
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Key facts
- When
- 6 sessions · see all dates
- Price
- Not announced yet
- Ticket availability
- Tickets on saleas of 8 Nov 2026
- Setting
- Outdoor · Family friendly
- Organiser
- Sentosa Development Corporation
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Overview
Earth In Focus, billed as Singapore's largest nature film festival, returns to Sentosa from 30 October to 29 November 2026 with 16 nature and wildlife films screened on weekends at the Palawan Kidz City Roof Garden and a nature photography exhibition at Beach Station (Sentosa Development Corporation, accessed 8 Nov 2026)
Programme
The festival brings wildlife, environmental and documentary films from around the world to Sentosa. Sixteen films screen on weekends at the Palawan Kidz City Roof Garden from 31 October to 29 November, mostly from 6pm, and the Earth In Focus Nature Photography Exhibition runs daily at Beach Station from 1 to 30 November (Sentosa Development Corporation, accessed 8 Nov 2026)
Film schedule
31 Oct, 6pm: Wasted (62 min), a journey across Asia's landfills and recycling plants on waste's ties to health and the climate crisis; 1 Nov, 6pm: Burden of the Waves 浪的重量 (26 min), a Taiwanese fishing captain who also retrieves ocean waste; 1 Nov, 6:30pm: Rewilding the Skies (21 min), conservationists in Liberia rehabilitating trafficked wildlife and one endangered parrot; 1 Nov, 7pm: Ganesh: Lord of the Lakes (46 min), a tiger family's territory in Ranthambhore Tiger Reserve; 7 Nov, 6pm: Guided by Horses (1 h 16 min), an equine sanctuary in Australia's Kimberley helping Aboriginal teenagers heal; 8 Nov, 6:15pm: The Fading Star (1 h 7 min), an investigation into the illegal trade in Indian star tortoises; 14 Nov, 6pm: Alatau: Following the Vanishing Glaciers (1 h 2 min), glaciologists racing to understand a Central Asian water crisis; 15 Nov, 6pm: The Hornbill Promise (10 min), a pair of Rufous-necked hornbills in a Himalayan village; 15 Nov, 6:10pm: The Bird Smuggler's Million-dollar Business (29 min), how an Austrian trafficker smuggled rare parrots from Brazil; 15 Nov, 6:40pm: Connections: Bound by Hunger (5 min), nature's feeding methods and the chain of balance; 15 Nov, 6:45pm: The Water Dragons of Darjeeling (15 min), the rare Himalayan salamander waking from hibernation; 21 Nov, 6pm: The Ancient Forest (70 min), old-growth forests in Russian nature reserves; 22 Nov, 6pm: Fragile Alps (9 min), climate change reshaping the Alpine arc; 22 Nov, 6:10pm: Muskox: Survival in the Arctic (52 min), a musk ox herd through a punishing Arctic winter; 28 Nov, 6pm: Mysteries of the Red Sea (59 min), OceanX scientists diving into one of Earth's youngest seas; 29 Nov, 6pm: A Life Illuminated (89 min), marine biologist Edie Widder's deep-sea bioluminescence discoveries (Sentosa Development Corporation, accessed 8 Nov 2026)
Visiting
Screenings are on Saturdays and Sundays between 6pm and about 7pm at the Palawan Kidz City Roof Garden, and the photography exhibition is at Beach Station. The page does not state an admission fee or booking details, so check the page's sign-up link before you go (Sentosa Development Corporation, accessed 8 Nov 2026)
Good to know
- Screenings
- Weekends from about 6pm, 31 Oct to 29 Nov, Palawan Kidz City Roof Garden.
- Photography exhibition
- Daily 1 to 30 Nov, Beach Station.
- Films
- 16 nature and wildlife films.
- Admission
- Not stated on the page.
Dates & sessions
| Date | Time | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 6:00 PM | Alatau: Following the Vanishing Glaciers | |
| 6:00 PM | Four short and mid-length films | |
| 6:00 PM | The Ancient Forest | |
| 6:00 PM | Fragile Alps and Muskox | |
| 6:00 PM | Mysteries of the Red Sea | |
| 6:00 PM | A Life Illuminated |
Getting there
Frequently asked questions
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Where is the photography exhibition?
Sources
- Earth In Focus: Singapore Nature Film Festival 2026 — Sentosa Development Corporation · accessed 8 Nov 2026
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