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3 mag 2014 · The Queen of Trees - OFFICIAL. Deeble & Stone. 16.9K subscribers. Subscribed. 29K. 5.9M views 9 years ago. One of the most amazing stories in the natural world -- a tale of intrigue and drama,...
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22 nov 2005 · Documentary. The remarkable story of an African fig tree and the special relationship it has with the animals who depend on it. Directors. Mark Deeble. Victoria Stone. Writer. Mark Deeble. Star. Ian Holm. See production info at IMDbPro. 1 User review. 1 Critic review. Awards. 6 wins & 1 nomination. Photos. Top cast. Edit. Ian Holm. Narrator.
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The Queen of Trees. Available on iTunes. Hailed as ‘a masterpiece’ by Sir David Attenborough, this Peabody and Grierson award- winning film from Mark Deeble and Victoria Stone tells the amazing story of an African fig tree and its extraordinary insect pollinator.
- Mark Deeble, Victoria Stone
- Ian Holm
The Queen of Trees. Deeble and Stone Productions, NHK, Thirteen/WNET New York, Granada International, BBC and ZDF. The complexity and interdependence of the Earth at large is demonstrated in microcosm by this breathtaking nature film, executive produced by Alan Root and, for Nature and Thirteen/WNET, Fred Kaufman.
27 set 2019 · Queen of Trees is now viewable on the official YouTube Channel of Victoria Stone and Mark Deeble. Veteran wildlife filmmakers Victoria Stone and Mark Deeble once again put out a marvelous work by compiling observations on a community centered around a sycamore fig tree.
Titolo Originale: The Queen of Trees. Rating THEMOVIEDB: 7.3/10 5 voti. Attori principali: Ian Holm, Regia: Victoria Stone Mark Deeble. Produzione: Gran Bretagna. Genere: Drammatico, Documentario. Durata: 57 minuti. Dove vedere in streaming The Queen of Trees. Powered by JustWatch. Recensioni. Citazioni. Utenti (0) Film correlati. Trailer.
Summaries. The remarkable story of an African fig tree and the special relationship it has with the animals who depend on it. The fig tree and fig wasp differ in size a billion times over, but neither could exist without the other. Their extraordinary relationship is a pinnacle of co-evolution, and the basis of a complex web of dependency that ...