Documentary on Kuril Islands steals the show


(Clockwise from top left) KLEFF2020 manager for films Nabila Shohimi moderates a filmmakers’ dialogue which is participated by The Future of Flight’s Larissa Klinker, Bauddhayan and It’s Look Sunshine’s Kim Seunghwan.

A 24-minute documentary on a marine biologist’s plea to support ongoing research that will push for policies to protect the Kuril Islands won two awards at the International Kuala Lumpur Eco Film Fest (KLEFF 2020).

From Kuril With Love (FKWL) by American filmmaker Taylor Reese enthralled audiences with the beauty of the volcanic archipelago, stretching 1,300km from Hokkaido, Japan to Kamchatka, Russia.

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