Documentary · Fantasy
Song of the Forest
A Donatello Golden Plate winning documentary on the Appenines, and on the adventures of a young racoon.
Top Cast
E. V. H. Emmett
Narrator (English language version)
Directed by
Alberto Ancilotto
Production
Reviews
CinemaSerf
7/106/5/2025
This kicks off very much in the style of a Disney movie as we watch a family of hungry raccoons gambolling around a meadow high on the Apennines before they climb a tree and make shirt shrift of it’s juicy leaves. That introduces us to our guide for much of the next hour or so as he leads us on a tour of the varied flora and fauna of his home. Aided by a jolly score, we a wide range of critters from praying mantises having a duel to beetles carrying twice their body weight in perfectly spherical dung! There are morphing chrysalises, chewing caterpillars and a great formicarium on his patch as well as an owl precariously perched on a branch that maybe our own version of “Rocky” might be wiser not to test. The photography mixes the broad brush with the detailed and some of the intimate cover
CinemaSerf
7/106/5/2025
This kicks off very much in the style of a Disney movie as we watch a family of hungry raccoons gambolling around a meadow high on the Apennines before they climb a tree and make short shrift of it’s juicy leaves. That introduces us to our guide for much of the next hour or so as he leads us on a tour of the varied flora and fauna of his home. Aided by a jolly score, we meet a wide range of critters from praying mantises having a duel to beetles carrying twice their body weight in perfectly spherical dung! There are morphing chrysalises, chewing caterpillars and a great formicarium on his patch as well as an owl precariously perched on a branch that maybe our own version of “Rocky” might be wiser not to test. The photography mixes the broad brush with the detailed and some of the intimate
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