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The film 'Trees' directed by Jean-Benoît Ugeux examines the lifecycle of trees from maturity to exploitation. It details the process of marking and cutting down trees, which are then transformed into various industrial products such as biomass, pallets, and paper pulp. The film raises questions about the profit gained from this exploitation in relation to the labor involved.
Through its 21-minute runtime, the documentary presents a stark view of the relationship between humans and nature, focusing on the impact of industrial practices on forests. It challenges viewers to consider the environmental and ethical implications of deforestation and the commodification of natural resources.
Why Watch
- •See how trees are transformed into industrial products.
- •Find out what happens to trees after they are cut down.
- •Meet the director Jean-Benoît Ugeux and his vision.
Did You Know
•Trees are marked and cut down when they are considered mature.
•The film mentions various products made from trees, including pallets and paper pulp.
•The documentary runs for 21 minutes.
Perfect For
Environmental issuesForestry practicesSustainability discussions