L Arbre De Vie

A French-American millionaire, his girlfriend and his war buddy try to grant his dying son's every wish.

A collection of stories which explore the differences and resemblances between the life cycles of trees and humans.

A woman stuck in traffic gets in touch with nature thanks to a nearby tree. Animation set to a poem by Andrée Chedid.

Imagine a land without trees: erosion, desolation, desert... Imagine... Technocrats of "development" and pseudo-farmers, do you happen to have a little imagination ?

The fictional town of Villa Romero is the set upon which the events of Spain's civil war play out. Villa Romero is home to Vandale (Mariangela Melato) a witch, count Cerralbo (Bento Urago) a powerless land baron, and his four sons. Three of Cerralbo's sons are ruthless sadists who pillage the countryside, but the fourth, Goya (Ron Faber), is an artist challenging authority and the church.

The story takes place between December 1994 and February 1995 in a small village near Valencia, Spain, where the lives of four people - a child, a thief and two doctors - intersect. At the same time, the great love of one woman's life suddenly crumbles and a young girl pays a high price for learning how to love.

High in the tower sits Julie in a dark cell. Her only way to escape is her fantasy.

It is a documentary joining 3 periods of filming in the Mouchouanipi, which is a faraway land in the North of eastern Canada.

L'Arbre de la Vie is, first of all, a summer trip to the island of Sifnos, Greece, then, in Paris, the film shows the preparations for the shooting of my new film, The Adventures of Eddie Turley, with Philip Dubuquoy, Françoise Michaud, Joël Barbouth, Joseph Morder and Gérard Tallet.

"From the Ayiti of the Indians to the liberation war which led to the independence of Haiti, this documentary tells us about the various fights that men have waged on this land in order to free it from the yoke of servitude. . From Caonabo to Toussaint Louverture, beyond the struggles of races or colors, these men fought for Universal Freedom and Equality ... A historical documentary to better understand the birth of Haiti, the passage of servitude to independence."

Series of comic situations set up by improvisations with Luc De Smet around a character who walks along a wall.