Cinemambiente is the first and most important event on Cinema and Environment in Italy, it is part of the National Museum of Cinema. Environmental films from all over the world are screened, the program includes international competitions.

The Cinemanila Int`l Film Festival is the Philippines` contribution to world cinema, offering a venue for independent films, and giving Filipinos, a film-loving people, the chance to view fine films outside of the "mainstream". Cinemanila, the festival traces its roots to the desire of continuing the legacy of Lino Brocka. In 1974, the great filmmaker created “Cinemanila,” an independent production outfit. With immortal classics like Mortal and Tinimbang Ka Ngunit Kulang, Brocka was able to associate Cinemanila to films that are uniquely Filipino yet able to play to international markets. In turn, Cinemanila the film festival was envisioned to be a nurturing environment for the future of the Filipino film industry. By exposing them to international-caliber films, Cinemanila aimed to rouse the yearning among young and upcoming filmmakers to be more globally competitive and to be optimistic that they too can create world-class films worthy of exhibition abroad.

Since 1995, Cinematexas International has exploded to one of the most groundbreaking short film festivals in the world. Features international competition, retrospectives, media activism forum, music, performance, and installations.

Cinématou is an audacious festival whose goal is to bring international animated films to spectators of all ages. The program includes short animated films in competition, animation classics, as well as a showcase of Swiss animation.