Winners of the International Big Cats Film Festival

The CITES Secretariat and Jackson Hole Wildlife Film Festival announced today winners of the International Big Cats Film Festival. Winning stories about jaguars, leopards, lions, pumas, tigers and more will now hit the big screen and your mobile devices as the world celebrates World Wildlife Day 2018 under the theme “Big Cats: Predators Under Threat”.
"These films connect us in a very personal way to wildlife. They inspire us all to make sure these most magnificent creatures survive in the wild. Congratulations to all of the finalists and category winners, and thank you for making this such a memorable World Wildlife Day. By using the power of media we can catalyze a groundswell of support for big cats to help make sure they survive in the wild."
- John E. Scanlon, CITES Secretary General.
Issues & Solutions
Awarded to the film that most effectively reveals current issues and challenges and communicates solutions to the environmental, socio-economic and sustainability issues associated with big cats around the globe.
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WINNER |
Looking for Sultan |
To Skin a Cat |
Tribe versus Pride |
Conservation
Awarded to the film that effectively celebrates innovative approaches and noteworthy achievements of individuals or groups committed to the conservation of big cats.
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WINNER |
Broken Tail |
Jaguars - Brazil's Super Cats |
People and Big Cats
Awarded to the film that most effectively coveys the complex relationship between big cats and humans.
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WINNER |
Broken Tail |
Big Cats - Episode 3 |
Tribe versus Pride |
Science and Behavior
Awarded to the film that greatly deepens our understanding of the science behind big cats and their behavior through its storytelling.
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WINNER |
Africa's Hunters: The Misfit |
Big Cats - Episode 3 |
Micro Movie
Awarded to the Public Service Announcement (PSA), music video, media artwork or advocacy film that most effectively communicates an appreciation or understanding of big cats or their conservation issues. Limited to media under 5 minutes in length.
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WINNER |
Harimau Selamanya |
Nat Geo Inspires: |
Singye |
Local Voices
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WINNER |
Ranger and Leopard |
The Tiger Who Crossed the Line |




















