Film
Heart of an Oak
Documentary · 1h 21m
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About
A nature documentary follows a 210-year-old oak in Sologne and the animals that live in and around it over one calendar year.
A pedunculate oak, 210 years old and 17 metres tall, stands in the forest of Sologne. The nature documentary by Laurent Charbonnier and Michel Seydoux follows the tree and its animal inhabitants through one calendar year. It is told without spoken commentary. At the oak live jays, squirrels, acorn and chestnut borers, wood mice, Aesculapian snakes, great spotted woodpeckers, nuthatches, robins, great tits and blue tits. In the surrounding area live wild boar, nutrias, roe deer, red deer, badgers, foxes, water frogs, barn owls and sparrowhawks. The animals find refuge, shelter and a home in and around the tree.
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Trailer
Official trailer · TMDBYouTube
Facts
- Director
- Laurent Charbonnier, Michel Seydoux
- Written by
- Laurent Charbonnier, Dominique Mansion, Karine Winczura, Michel Fessler, Michel Seydoux
- Camera
- Laurent Charbonnier
- Music
- Cyrille Aufort
- Editing
- Sylvie Lager
- Countries
- France
- Studios
- Winds, Gaumont, Conseil Département Du Loir-Et-Cher, Camera One, Fondation Didier et Martine Primat
Good to know
- Running time
- 1 hour 21 minutes
- Language
- French
Questions
How long is Heart of an Oak?
1 hour 21 minutes. Most cinemas add 15 to 20 minutes of trailers first, so plan for about 1 hour 41 minutes.
What language is Heart of an Oak in?
Heart of an Oak is in French. A foreign-language film normally plays in its original version with Dutch subtitles.
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