The Oak
A 700-year-old oak tree stands at the center of the village of Seja, where residents live a simple life marked by small joys and community traditions.
Synopsis
A 700-year-old oak tree stands at the center of the village of Seja, where residents live a simple life marked by small joys and community traditions.
Synopsis
Seja is a village that revolves around a 700-year-old oak tree. Villagers live in homes clustered within the forest and engage in daily routines. They enjoy simple pleasures, such as drinking coffee and harvesting potatoes. The oak tree stands central to their lives, symbolizing their connection to nature and tradition. Directed by Laila Pakalnina, this 28-minute documentary portrays the quiet existence and communal spirit of the people in Seja. The film was released in 1997.
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