Films pour enfants

Acorn

Short film for children about the living world

The process of tree reproduction and its difficulties.

Synopsis

The twists and turns of a fruit: Will Little Acorn manage to become a big Oak?

Acorn

Commentary: Acorn

How do trees grow? Recurring question among young children eager to discover and understand the living world. Trees are present on a large part of the planet and are part of the daily lives of all children, but how do they grow? To resist environmental adversity, seeds have more than one trick up their sleeve! Here is an adorable character to illustrate the process of tree reproduction and its difficulties. Our hero, an acorn, is the only one who didn't screw up. Then, wearing his cup, he will face many obstacles, rivers, frogs, baby birds, rain and thunder before becoming a beautiful and vigorous oak.
Title

Acorn

Theme

Living World

Genre & keywords

Narrative, Living World, Glans, Oak, Mishap, Adventure

Recommended age

3 years old

Duration

4 min

Realization

Madeline Sharafian

Production

Calarts

Year of production

2013

Country of production

United States

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