Availability: Available on Off the Fence

March of The Elephants is an epic journey of a herd of elephants migrating from their homeland Xishuangbanna, in Yunnan, China, travelling northward over 1,300 kilometers for almost a year and half.

This film reflects the complex relationship between humans and elephants as locals guide and support the majestic creatures through forests, farms, roads, viaducts, and the boundaries between nature reserves and human settlements. The elephants' responses and behaviour provoke contemplation about humanity's responsibility to protect wildlife and biodiversity. We witness humans expressing goodwill and building trust with the elephants as they help them find food, water, shelter, and survival. This documentary underscores the importance of coexisting with nature and respecting the creatures that share our planet.

Main awards:

Availability: Available on Terra Mater Factual Studios

Blind Date for apes?

Follow the bold experiment and meet the extraordinary contestants and their families! Filmed over two years in one of the world’s most challenging locations, ‘A Song for Love – An Ape with an App’ is a wonderful tale of hope, and features never before seen behavior of the elusive Skywalker Gibbon.

Main awards:

US INTERNATIONAL FILM & VIDEO FESTIVAL 2020·WINNER : NATURE & WILDLIFE

NATURVISION FILM FESTIVAL 2020·WINNER : BEST STORY

CANNES CORPORATE MEDIA & TV AWARD 2020·WINNER : SILVER DOLPHIN IN NATURE & WILDLIFE

NEW YORK FESTIVAL TV & MEDIA AWARD 2021·WINNER : SILVER WORLD MEDAL IN NATURE & WILDLIFE

Forest Talk is an immersive audio-visual production created through a collaboration between CNF, NIO, and Discovery. Shot in Hainan Island, it utilizes Dolby Atmos technology to cater to various platforms such as car cockpits, AR glasses, VR glasses, and large screens. 

This captivating content showcases the unique flora and fauna of Hainan along with their enchanting sounds. It takes viewers on a journey through Hainan's tropical rainforests, wetlands, and marine ecosystems, offering a timeless dialogue between mountains and seas. The film is available for panoramic sound playback on the global NIO platform and has been released in Europe and the United States via the Discovery Channel. It has been honored with the prestigious 2023 Telly Award.  

Main awards:

TELLY AWARD 2023·WINNER :SOUND DESIGN SILVER

In 2022, it is the 30th anniversary of China's accession to the Ramsar Convention. On November 5, the 14th Conference of the Parties (COP14) was held in Wuhan, China and Geneva, Switzerland.

Colorful Nature Films produced four natural science popularization films for the Wuhan Bureau of Landscape and Forestry, which were shown at the 14th Conference of the Parties to the Ramsar Convention (COP14). The films showed the richness and diversity of China's wetland resources, the concept of harmonious coexistence between the Chinese and nature since ancient times, and our unremitting efforts to protect wetlands since joining the Ramsar Convention 30 years ago.

This series of films is produced by China Environmental Protection Foundation and Huatai Securities, and produced by Colorful Nature Films. The films tell the stories of three types of wild animals and their protection in the source, middle reaches and estuary of the Yangtze River, respectively, to enhance the public's understanding and love of the Yangtze River.

China upgraded all pangolin species to first-level protected wildlife on June 5, 2020. We started this project in 2017 and kept filming the return of Chinese pangolins. Our films showcase the life of Chinese pangolins and the efforts of local protectors to rescue them. In collaboration with Tencent 99 Public Welfare Platform, China Environmental Protection Foundation, Guangdong Wuqinzhang Nature Reserve, Guangxi Terrestrial Wildlife Rescue Research and Epidemic Disease Monitoring Center, and other institutions, this project aims to enhance pangolin protection. 

Main awards: