Zoya Akhtar-backed film ‘Turtle Walker’ to premiere at ALTEFF opening night

The upcoming All Living Things Environmental Film Festival (ALTEFF) will open with the premiere of Turtle Walker, a film backed by filmmaker Zoya Akhtar. The festival, known for promoting environmental awareness through cinema, will begin with this thought-provoking feature that highlights the beauty and struggle of marine life.

Turtle Walker explores the journey of individuals working to protect sea turtles and marine ecosystems. The film combines emotional storytelling with real environmental challenges, inspiring viewers to reflect on their connection with nature. With Zoya Akhtar supporting the project, expectations are high for a visually rich and meaningful experience.

The ALTEFF festival brings together filmmakers, environmentalists, and audiences to discuss sustainability and climate action through creative films. This year’s lineup includes documentaries, short films, and international entries focused on wildlife conservation and sustainable living.

Organizers believe opening with Turtle Walker sets the perfect tone for the festival’s theme of “Earth and Action.” The film not only entertains but also educates, reminding people of the urgent need to protect the planet’s fragile ecosystems.