The Queen of Trees

Our next Eco Film screening on Friday July 6th at 7 p.m. will be The Queen of Trees.

Genre: Documentary, PBS Nature, 2005, 52 Minutes, English

Watch the trailer here and the full movie further down:

NATURE reveals the importance of an unlikely partnership between a regal tree and a tiny wasp in The Queen of Trees. It may be one of nature’s oddest couples: a tiny wasp that can barely be seen, and a giant fig tree, the sycamore, which shelters a remarkable menagerie of wildlife among its limbs. The wasp and the fig depend on each other for survival. Without the wasp, the tree could not pollinate its flowers and produce seeds. Without the fig, the wasp would have nowhere to lay its eggs. The Queen of Trees shows this delicate dance of survival in exquisite detail, including spectacular close-ups of the wasp’s remarkable life inside a ripening fig.

Similar Posts

  • A Delicate Balance

    Our Eco Film on next Friday, September 28th is A Delicate Balance. Documentary, 2008 – 96 minutes. Directed by Aaron Scheibner. English, Australia. Watch the full movie here: A Delicate Balance is a very informative movie featuring candid interviews with some of the world’s leading experts (including mainstream researchers, doctors, nutritionists, cattle ranchers, environmentalists and…

  • Garbage Warrior

    On Friday, June 24th, we celebrate the 3rd anniversary of our Eco Film Club by screening Garbage Warrior again. Genre: Documentary. 86 minutes Directed by: Oliver Hodge. Won the Most Popular Film at the Vancouver International Film Festival Shot over three years in the USA, England, India and New Mexico, Garbage Warrior is a feature…

  • Life and Debt

    The Eco Film on Friday, October 23rd: Life and Debt The full movie is available on blip.tv: Won the Audience Award in the Prague One World Film Festival 2002 Genre: Documentary. Writer: Jamaica Kincaid. Director: Stephanie Black. USA, 2001. 80 minutes. Based on the fascinating novel “A Small Place” by Jamaica Kincaid, and backed by…

  • Ganges: River of Life

    Next Friday, May 4th, our Eco Film will be Ganges: River of Life. BBC. Documentary. English. 49 minutes. Following the River Ganges as it journeys across Northern India, this film explores the colourful natural history of the Gangetic Plains. Once a rich wilderness teeming with tigers, lions and cheetahs, the plains have been transformed into…

  • The Yes Men Fix The World

    Next Friday, November 11th, in other symbols on 11.11.11, our Eco Film will be The Yes Men Fix The World. Genre: Documentary. Director: Andy Bichlbaum, Mike Bonanno & Kurt Engfehr. USA, 2009. 87 minutes. Watch the full movie here: Winner of two awards at the Amsterdam and Berlin International Film Festivals Anti-globalization activists and humorists Andy…

  • Forks over Knives

    Next Friday, November 18th, our Eco Film will be Forks over Knives. Genre: Documentary. Director: Lee Fulkerson. 2011.  90 minutes. What has happened to us? Despite the most advanced medical technology in the world, we are sicker than ever by nearly every measure. Two out of every three of us are overweight. Cases of diabetes are exploding, especially…

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *