This year'she international competition will feature ten films from all over the world: France, the UK, Greece, India, Canada, Brazil, Germany, Chile, Hungary, Belgium, Austria, the Netherlands, India, Argentina, Denmark and Bosnia-Herzegovina.

The aim of the films selected is to take a systemic approach to the major issues and challenges of our time: respect for living beings, preservation of ecosystems, access to water, food, energy, health, education, youth, culture, technology and the economy.

The members of the international jury have been carefully chosen to represent bothecological and social commitment, and the world of cinema.

This year, they will have to decide between the ten documentaries, and award three of them the FIFES prizes: the Prix Spécial du Jury, the Prix Coup de Coeur and the Graine d'Or, the festival's highest distinction. A fourth film will be awarded the Prix du Public.