The tree has been planted

This short film presents a creative take on the frustrations of waiting for necessary permissions. It tells the story of a laurel tree waiting to be planted in the River Plate, requiring authorization from the Viceroy, king, and queen. The animation employs stop-motion cutouts that effectively illustrate the bureaucratic process involved in realizing this simple yet significant goal.

The film's music complements the changing landscapes as the narrative unfolds, reflecting the passage of time and the urgency of the action. As a piece rooted in animation, it connects to both environmental themes and the essence of childhood storytelling, making it relevant for audiences interested in children's literature and advocacy.