The Man Who Planted Trees: an immersive story

⭐ The Man Who Planted Trees is an immersive exhibition inspired by Frédéric Back's Oscar-winning film, based on Jean Giono's short story. It's a tale of hope that celebrates the essential role of trees in the cycle of life.

Highlights
🌳 Follow a captivating tale where one man's patience transforms a barren valley into a teeming forest!
🍃 Explore a unique environment inspired by our boreal forests
🎧 Take the audioguide with you step by step through the experience
🎥 Watch Frédéric Back's Oscar-winning film: a masterful work illustrated by a master's hand
🌍 Discover the essential role of trees: silent guardians of life and the future of our planet

General Info
📅 Date: select your dates/times directly from the ticket selector
⏳ Duration: approx. 55 minutes
📍 Location: Les 7 doigts de la main - 2111 St-Laurent Boulevard, Montreal, Quebec H2X 2T5
👤 Required age: from 6 years old
♿ Accessibility: wheelchair accessible
❓ Please consult the FAQs of this experience here

Description
Enter an immersive fresco that celebrates the quiet strength of trees. Inspired by the timeless work of Jean Giono and the Oscar-winning film by Frédéric Back, this experience tells the story of a shepherd who, seed by seed, transforms a barren valley into a living forest. Guided by an audioguide and supported by striking images, you'll discover the essential place of trees in the Earth's balance, and the fragility of this vital link. Let yourself be moved by this tale of hope, where art and science meet to remind us that a simple gesture can change the world. Buy your tickets for The Man Who Planted Trees: an immersive story in Montreal!

Credits and copyrights for images:
- Credits: Photograph of the House of Commons
- Copyright: Canadian Museum of Nature (CMN)