Trees
Arbres
Synopsis
Arbres is the story of the Tree and trees. It begins with the Origins and then embarks upon a journey through the world of the tree and the trees of the world. The film reveals the huge differences and slight similarities between the Tree and Man, investigating the fascinating idea that, amongst plants, the tree fulfils the role played by man in the animal kingdom.
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Release History & Theatrical Window
December 3, 2002
Physical Home Media
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Sophie Bruneau, Marc-Antoine Roudil
- Screenplay & Story
- Sophie Bruneau
- Original Title
- Arbres
- Country of Origin
- Belgium, France
- Spoken Languages
- French
- Runtime
- 50m
- Production Studios
- ADR Productions, Ciné Manufacture, Cobra Films, TSR, ARTE France Cinéma
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Sophie Bruneau, Marc-Antoine Roudil
Sophie Bruneau
Department Leadership Roster
Sophie Bruneau
Director
Marc-Antoine Roudil
Director
Sophie Bruneau
Writer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Trees
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What is Trees about?
Arbres is the story of the Tree and trees. It begins with the Origins and then embarks upon a journey through the world of the tree and the trees of the world. The film reveals the huge differences and slight similarities between the Tree and Man, investigating the fascinating idea that, amongst plants, the tree fulfils the role played by man in the animal kingdom.
Who directed Trees?
Trees was directed by Sophie Bruneau, Marc-Antoine Roudil.
Who stars in Trees?
The principal cast of Trees includes Michel Bouquet.
When was Trees released and how long is it?
Trees was released in 2001 with a total runtime of 50m.