Wild Plants plot
Even before man intervened in nature through agriculture, he already had a special bond with the plant world. And this is about more than exploitation of the flora, it is also about the statement 'plants make creative'. In 'Wild Plants', director Nicolas Humbert discovers new 'garden movements' working in America and Europe with the idea of making cities greener. Humbert shows urban gardens in Detroit, the wild plantations of the famous Zurich guerrilla gardener Maurice Maggi and the 'Jardins de Cocagne' in Geneva. For this documentary he also spoke with the 'Native American' (Indians) and philosopher Milo Yellow Hair.