Reviews — The Man Who Planted Trees
Audience write-ups from TMDB
CinemaSerf
The animation is beautifully rendered and feels like a journey undertaken by someone who, while wandering in the Alps and suffering from thirst, stumbled upon Elzéard Bouffier—a solitary shepherd with roughly thirty sheep and a dog—living a structured life of isolation. The wanderer visits his home and discovers Bouffier’s commitment to planting oak trees. Carefully choosing only the best acorns, he has planted more …
Dej
Certain works possess an enduring quality that resonates across generations, demonstrating artistry, profoundness, keen perception, authenticity, and the ability to inspire. These pieces frequently introduce novel approaches or represent significant advancements. This animated short embodies all of these qualities and surpasses them. I consider it the most impactful and essential animation ever made. Its aesthetic ap…

