erday in Yilan, northeastern Taiwan, to raise awareness of global climate change. Yilan County Magistrate Lu Kuo-hua said the festival, now in its fifth year, presented during the last four years many films from around the world that showed concern over the ecological environment.
"The festival has become the pride of Yilan residents, " Lu said, as he invited more people to participate in the festival.
This year's festival will present, in addition to local films, several award-winning productions from Germany, Netherlands, United States, United Kingdom, China, South Korea, Japan, Belgium and Mexico, Yilan County government officials said.
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