The Acorn

This documentary explores the fascinating life cycle of the acorn, from its formation on an oak tree to its role in the ecosystem. It delves into the intricate biological processes and the vital importance of acorns for wildlife and forest regeneration. The film highlights the acorn's journey through different seasons and its significance in the natural world.

The Acorn received positive reviews for its educational value and stunning cinematography, though some critics found its pacing to be slow at times. Audiences generally appreciated the detailed look at a seemingly simple natural element and its broader ecological impact.

• Praised for its in-depth look at the acorn's ecological significance.

• Commended for beautiful and patient cinematography.

• Noted for being highly informative for nature enthusiasts.

Google audience: Viewers found 'The Acorn' to be an unexpectedly captivating documentary that highlighted the importance of a often-overlooked natural element. Many Google users appreciated the scientific detail and the film's ability to make a small object the focus of a grand ecological narrative. Some found it very educational, while others enjoyed its calming and immersive qualities.

Nominated for 'Best Documentary' at the Environmental Film Festival, Winner of 'Audience Award for Nature' at the Wildlife Film Festival.

The film utilized macro photography techniques to capture the intricate details of acorn germination and development, revealing a world rarely seen by the naked eye.