The second feature film from acclaimed director Julie Bertucelli, The Tree stars Award-winning actress Charlotte Gainsbourg (Melancholia, Antichrist) newcomer Morgana Davies, and Martin Csokas (The Lord of the Rings)Dawn (Gainsbourg) and Peter live together with their children in the Australian countryside. In the middle of their garden stands the kids' favorite playground : a massive Moreton Bay Fig tree, whose branches reach high towards the sky and roots stretch far into the ground. When Peter crashes into the tree and dies, Dawn is left alone with her grief and... four children to raise. All of them natually go looking for comfort in their protective tree, but can daughter Simone really hear her father whispering to her through the leaves? [show more]
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Australian family drama starring Charlotte Gainsbourg, adapted from the novel 'Our Father Who Art in the Tree' by Judy Pascoe. After the sudden death of her husband, Peter (Aden Young), mother-of-four Dawn (Gainsbourg) finds herself struggling to hold her family together at their remote home in the Northern Australian outback. Growing beside the family house is a gigantic fig tree, which eight-year-old Simone (Morgana Davies) becomes convinced is housing the spirit of her dead father. When the tree is scheduled to be felled because its roots and branches are undermining the foundations of the house, Simone objects passionately. Meanwhile, the other family members find their own ways to deal with their grief and loss.
Dawn (Charlotte Gainsbourg) and her husband Peter live a happy life with their children in their ideal home with a large tree in the garden that the children love to play on. Things turn for the worst though when Peter crashes into the tree and dies, but are the stories that his daughter Simone can hear his whisper from the tree true?
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