Film
Holy Wood Dust
Documentary · 1h 40m · in cinemas from 14 November
Where to see it
8 screenings in 2 cities
6 screenings in Amsterdam
About
A documentary about trees and plants, human rituals around wood, and the industrial growing of Christmas trees, with botanist Stefano Mancuso.
Holy Wood Dust is a 2026 documentary by Viktor Kossakovsky, made as a co-production of Italy, Spain and Germany. It looks at the lives of trees and plants and at how people relate to the natural world, with Italian botanist Stefano Mancuso taking part. The film turns its attention to wood: from pine forests in the Alps that are disappearing to the yearly industrial growing of millions of Christmas trees. It also shows what happens to fir trees that are cut down each winter, from the rituals around them to the life that goes on inside the wood.
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Trailer
Official trailer · TMDBYouTube
Cast and crew
- Stefano Mancuso
- Director
- Viktor Kossakovsky
- Written by
- Viktor Kossakovsky, Stefano Mancuso
- Countries
- Germany, Italy, Spain
- Studios
- Doppelplusultra, Be Water Film, Solaria Film, Allegria Films, Alba Sotorra
Good to know
- Running time
- 1 hour 40 minutes
- Language
- German
- In Dutch cinemas
- From 14 November 2026
Questions
How long is Holy Wood Dust?
1 hour 40 minutes. Most cinemas add 15 to 20 minutes of trailers first, so plan for about 2 hours.
Where can I see Holy Wood Dust?
There are 8 screenings at 4 cinemas in 2 cities, most in Amsterdam (6) and Groningen (2). Pick your city above for the times.
What language is Holy Wood Dust in?
Holy Wood Dust is in German. A foreign-language film normally plays in its original version with Dutch subtitles.
Who is in Holy Wood Dust?
Stefano Mancuso is in the cast.
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