
Scotland’s environmental film festival returns to Montrose from 11–13 September 2026 — and this year’s programme is now live. Join us for a packed weekend of bold international cinema, Scottish premieres, filmmaker Q&As, live music,...
Scotland’s environmental film festival returns to Montrose from 11–13 September 2026 — and this year’s programme is now live.
Join us for a packed weekend of bold international cinema, Scottish premieres, filmmaker Q&As, live music, creative events and a bracing dip in the North Sea. From land rights and rewilding to polluted waters, deep time and communities fighting for change, these are films made to move, surprise and spark conversation.
Explore the full programme and book tickets now:
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"Film festivals, such as LandxSea, play an important part in Scotland’s screen industry success story by promoting domestic productions, supporting talent development, showcasing high-quality films and bringing important issues to the fore, such as sustainability and the environmental challenges that we face.
It is encouraging to read the scope of your film festival in sharing environmental programming with audiences, connecting experts on the most pressing environmental issues, inspiring audiences to help bring positive change to our communities and environment.
I appreciate the dual benefits the film festival will bring, both in cultural impacts, as well as contributing to our goal to achieve net zero."
Scotland’s environmental film festival returns to Montrose from 11–13 September 2026 — and this year’s programme is now live. Join us for a packed weekend of bold international cinema, Scottish premieres, filmmaker Q&As, live music,...
LandxSea is where films ignite action. 🌊
Based in the northeast coastal town of Montrose, we bring together bold environmental films, inspiring guests and audiences ready to get involved.
Each September, LandxSea takes over the community-owned Montrose Playhouse for a long weekend of cinema, conversation and unexpected adventures — from filmmaker Q&As and lively discussions to creative workshops, community events and our annual dip in the North Sea.
Our carefully curated programme explores climate, nature and our changing world through documentaries, fiction, animation, artist film and archive cinema. We’re especially interested in Indigenous perspectives, land and water rights, environmental justice, and stories from communities on the frontline of change.
We love films that are moving, surprising, funny, challenging or a little bit wild — and conversations that continue long after the credits roll.