The Health for All Film Festival (HAFF) aims to create a movement for health promotion and health education through films. Whichever artistic approaches are used in film production, there are ways to use all of them to create better awareness about the issue covered by its story or message. It could be poetic or scientific, journalistic, or based on personal convictions; the best and most relevant ones create food for thought and trigger strong emotions. The HAFF concept is for all types of films beyond just “training films” to be used by health promoters to convey knowledge based on scientific evidence, testimony, or experience in health.
A prestigious group of internationally renowned artists and activists, WHO experts and colleagues, filmmakers, directors, and HAFF winners are lending their support to the Health for All Film Festival. Their involvement significantly enhances HAFF's visibility, contributing to the vital goal of ensuring positive health outcomes for everyone.
International artists at the Health for All Film Festival
Filmmakers & Directors
WHO senior experts about the Health for All Film Festival
Health for All Film Festival winners
Paul Jerndal, winner of the 'Very Short Film Prize', 4th HAFF edition (2023)
Nantenaina Rakotondranivo and Mamihasina Raminosoa, winners of the 'Universal Health Coverage - Grand Prix', 4th HAFF edition (2023)
Carlos Gómez-Mira Sagrado and Rossana Giacomelli, winners of the 'Rehabilitation Special Prize', 3rd HAFF edition (2022)
Terry Ombaka, winner of the 'Very Short Film Prize', 3rd HAFF edition (2022)
Awards Ceremonies in pictures