Heart of an Oak – Movie Review
Director: Laurent Charbonnier, Michel Seydoux
Plot: Follows many families who inhabit the oak like a home, living together as in a proper society, with problems with the neighbors, education, solidarity, survival, etc.
Runtime: 1 Hour 20 Minutes
There may be spoilers in the rest of the review
Verdict on Heart of an Oak
Heart of an Oak is a nature documentary following the different creatures living in and around one area. It follows their lives as they deal with threats and elude capture.
This is a difficult movie to describe, as it is just the footage of the animals with music placed over events, no narration. The inner nature lover in me is waiting for David Attenborough to start telling me a story about their lives. This is beautifully shot and shows a peace and harmony the animals in live. However, it doesn’t do too much more after that. I guess the meaning behind it all, would be nature is something you shouldn’t mess with and leave it alone is best.
Where to Watch
Heart Of An Oak premiere on the Icon Film Channel from 10th June with UK Theatrical screenings from 12th July and then on Digital Download from 12th August.
Final Thoughts – Heart of an Oak is a beautiful journey through the animal kingdom.
