Once upon a time, there was a 210-year-old oak that had become a pillar in its kingdom. This spectacular adventure movie brings together an out of the ordinary cast: squirrels, nut weevils, jays, ants, field mice … All this little vibrant, buzzing, and marvelous universe entrusts the majestic tree, from its roots to its top, with its food, shelter, and protection. A poetic ode to life where nature is the only one to express itself.
Heart of Oak Le chêne
A movie made to be discovered, lived and felt on the big screen only. No dialogues.
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