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La sagesse de nos arbres (2025)

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Released November 4, 2025Director Thierry Dory

The film takes viewers on walks through the woods, parks, and gardens of Wallonia, featuring scientists and nature enthusiasts who share the hidden interactions between humans and their natural environment. It acts as an ode to letting go and slowing down, aiming to spark wonder and reconnect people with the natural world rather than relying on sensationalism.

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Cast of La sagesse de nos arbres

Sébastien Lezaca-Rojas

Sébastien Lezaca-Rojas

Self / Lui-même
Nolwenn Lécuyer

Nolwenn Lécuyer

Self / Elle-même
Cécile Bolly

Cécile Bolly

Self / Elle-même
Sébastien Carbonnelle

Sébastien Carbonnelle

Self / Lui-même
François Dujardin

François Dujardin

Self / Lui-même
Renaud Vandenbergen

Renaud Vandenbergen

Self / Lui-même
Sophie Popleu

Sophie Popleu

Self / Elle-même
Olivier Benrubi

Olivier Benrubi

Self / Lui-même
Amir Bouyah

Amir Bouyah

Self / Lui-même

About La sagesse de nos arbres

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Who stars in La sagesse de nos arbres?

La sagesse de nos arbres stars Sébastien Lezaca-Rojas, Nolwenn Lécuyer, Cécile Bolly, Sébastien Carbonnelle, François Dujardin.

Who directed La sagesse de nos arbres?

La sagesse de nos arbres was directed by Thierry Dory.

What is La sagesse de nos arbres about?

The film takes viewers on walks through the woods, parks, and gardens of Wallonia, featuring scientists and nature enthusiasts who share the hidden interactions between humans and their natural environment. It acts as an ode to letting go and slowing down, aiming to spark wonder and reconnect people with the natural world rather than relying on sensationalism.