A deeply moving and engaging portrait of a Vandemonian tree with the ability to survive blizzards, weep alcohol and bring grown men to tears. Landscape photographer Hillary Younger returns to Skullbone Plains and photography as a way of finding purpose in her life. Screen Australia Presents In Association With Screen Tasmania With Support from Purves Environmental Fund And Purryburry Trust With Tasmanian Land Conservancy and Australian Geographic Director - Matthew Newton Producer - Catherine Pettman Writer - Danielle Wood Executive Producer - Andry Sculthorpe Editor - Nic Venettacci Director of Photography/Drone/Stills - Matthew Newton Directors Attachment/Additional Cinematography/Drone/Stills - Anna Brozek Camera Assistant - Rob Giudici Color Grade / Sound Design - Michael Gissing Graphics - Manderlee Anstice Voice Over Recording - George Goerss, Michael Shelley, Cameron Heit Australian Geographic brings you the very best about Australia's wildlife, culture, people and places - it's in our nature. Subscribe to the AusGeo YouTube channel for regular videos showcasing the people, places and wildlife that make Australia so great! https://ausgeo.co/YTsub Head to our website for even more Australian stories... https://www.australiangeographic.com.au Follow us on socials... Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/ausgeo Twitter | https://twitter.com/ausgeo Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/australiangeographic TikTok | https://www.tiktok.com/@ausgeo Join the conversation: #ausgeo Get the mag | https://ausgeo.co/AGmag #documentary #film #series #show #binge #nature #conservation #education #wildlife #gumtree #tree #trees #australia #seeaustralia #tasmania #exploremore