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Deep Dive: Treeline (2019)

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Treeline
Treeline is a documentary directed by Jordan Manley that focuses on the relationship between humans and forests. It features a group of snow-seekers, scientists, and healers as they interact with various tree species across different locations. The film shows the birch forests of Japan, the redcedars of British Columbia, and the bristlecones of Nevada, emphasizing the importance of these environments to both the natural world and human activities. The film presents trees as living connections to the planet's past, showcasing their endurance and significance. By centering on the experiences of individuals who rely on these forests for their lifestyles, Treeline illustrates the deep bond between people and nature, particularly in the context of skiing and snowboarding.

Why Watch

  • •Follow snow-seekers in Japan's birch forests.
  • •Meet scientists studying British Columbia's redcedars.
  • •Find out about Nevada's ancient bristlecone trees.

Did You Know

•The film features birch forests in Japan, redcedars in British Columbia, and bristlecones in Nevada.
•Treeline has a runtime of 40 minutes.
•Jordan Manley directed the film, released in 2019.
•Trees are described as the oldest living beings on Earth.

Perfect For

Skiing enthusiastsNature loversEnvironmental science