Heart of an Oak (2022)
Overview
Once upon a time, there was a pedunculate oak (Quercus robur), born in 1810, 210 years old and a pillar in its kingdom. This spectacular adventure features an extraordinary cast: squirrels, barnacles, jays, ants, field mice... This vibrant, whirring, marvelous little world seals its destiny around the majestic tree that welcomes them, feeds them and protects them from its roots to its crown. A poetic ode to life, in which nature alone expresses itself.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $3,328,186.00 |
| Original Language | fr |
| Popularity | 0.4379 |
Directed By
Michel Seydoux
Laurent Charbonnier
Crew
Cyrille Aufort
Michel Seydoux
Laurent Charbonnier
Rousslan Dion
Antoine Machon
Maël Gaudin
Jean-Marc Dupuy
Hugo Mesnil
Tommy Pelletier
Vincent Copéret
Mathieu Giombini
Martin Livet
Yann Cannamela
Michel Seydoux
Muriel Bec
Stéphane Gallet
Laurent Charbonnier
Ombeline Lévêque
Jérémy Lesquenner
Antoine Lebas
Akémi Fillon
Yacine Fougea
Michel Seydoux
Guillaume Poyet
Sylvie Lager
Julien Le Roux
Arnaud Fouquet
Samuel Guiton
Mathilde Kefelian
Stéphane Viola
Juliette Bailly
Edgar Raclot
Nicolas Kiechel
Inès Lefranc
Aurélie Leymarie
Oriane Carcy
Karine Winczura
Théodule Carré-Cassaigne
Guillaume Marion
Sarah Schneider
Maxime Perrard
Salomé Lacœuilhe
Manon Alonzo
Hugo Hincelin
Christophe Pierrot
Matis Alexandre
Christophe Pottier
Olivier Bertrand
Lucie Legrand
Alain Perthuis
Romain Mosti
Matthias Abrantes
Jérémy Gueudin
Stéphane Reichart
Mathieu Reymond
Grégoire Benzaquen
Melanie Grywnow
Vincent Robillard
Mikhaël Kurc
Varda Kabon
Yona Azoulay
Emmanuel André
Marc Doisne
Philippe Baisadouli
Sylvain Viricel
Lola Adamo
Jérôme Mauzet
Mathilde Louveau
Charles Kapandji
Noé Dijoux
Barthélémy Fougea
Vincent Copéret
Camille Rochette
Jean-Louis Bonnet
Juliette Mazingarbe
Ariane Guez
Samy Bardet
Philippe Penot
Théa Lambours
Marc Chipan
Alexandre Requintel
Julie Gehan-Rodriguez
Léa Charnier
Olivier Zenenski
Arthur Barrow
Mathieu Mouterde
Loup Hubin
Anne Gravoin
Guillaume Poyet
Damien Vicart
Michel Fessler
Laurent Charbonnier
Dominique Mansion
Antoine Lagarde
Véronique Lorne
Judith Lanjouere-Croux
Jean-Charles Etien
Karim Daoues
Lucie Calvez
Sophia Daverdon
Emmanuelle Imbs
Lionel Dijoux
Johann Nallet
David Faivre
Martine Todisco
Cynthia Sicco
Morgane Baux
Arthur Ehret
Benoît Squizzato
Marine Blanchet
Charly Belk
Gérard Bertrand
Anne-Marie Loridant
Malia Bouchareb
Sébastien Brun
Benjamin Viau
Sébastien Pierre
Dominique Schmit
Lisa Humblot
Paul Lefranc
Hugo Man
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