Old growth, native forests are disappearing, pulling the rug out from under local biodiversity, and releasing noxious carbon dioxide that compounds climate change. To restore those native forests, people around the world are embracing the Miyawaki Method to plant "mini-forests." Narrated by Hannah Lewis, author of Mini-Forest Revolution, the film zigzags across land and sea to meet ten different organizations in four languages in France, Belgium, Germany, the United Kingdom, and the Netherlands. The film observes in real time the brainstorming, planning, planting, and establishment care that goes into making a mini-forest. Each story contributes to a bigger picture, that of passionate individuals taking civic action to regreen their cities. One person sparks the imagination of another, and another, and a robust network of foresters emerges. This is the first feature-length documentary that takes a deep dive into how mini-forests are being adapted in Western Europe.

After the movie we will have the pleasure to discuss the content with the director herself (30 minutes).