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Trailer: Sick-Amour: A Love Story (2024) is an expansion and update of the 33-minute film, Sick-Amour (2010)—which can be seen on Amazon (Prime or Instant Video) in the USA, or on Kanopy, Tubi, and Green Planet Stream anywhere. A documentary film and love story celebrating the forlorn and lonely Tree that Joel Tauber adopts in the middle of a ...
Sick-Amour: A Love Story is an activist and public art project, an art installation, and a movie by Joel Tauber that celebrate a lonely and forlorn Tree in the middle of a giant parking lot in front of the Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena (CA, USA). 2005. A beautiful and forlorn Tree, stuck in the middle of a giant parking lot. Ignored and neglected.
Sick-Amour is an activist and public art project, an art installation, and a movie by Joel Tauber that celebrates a lonely and forlorn Tree in the middle of ...
Sick-Amour. A beautiful and forlorn tree, stuck in the middle of a giant parking lot by the Rose Bowl in Pasadena is hit by cars and starved for water and oxygen. Drawn to the tree and outraged by the indignities that it endures, Joel Tauber falls in love with the tree and devotes himself to improving its life.
Sick-Amour is available to watch free on Plex, Tubi TV and Kanopy. It's also available to stream, download and rent on demand at Amazon. Some platforms allow you to rent Sick-Amour for a limited time or purchase the movie and download it to your device.
- Joel Tauber
- Green Planet Films
Sick-Amour is a 33-minute documentary / love story celebrating the lonely and forlorn tree that Joel Tauber adopted in the middle of a giant parking lot at the Rose Bowl Stadium. A beautiful and forlorn tree, stuck in the middle of a giant parking lot. Ignored and neglected. Hit by cars, and starved for water and oxygen.
DVD: Colleges/Universities $89 (includes Public Performance Rights) DVD: Public Libraries /K-12/ or HOME VIDEO $24.95 DIGITAL LICENSING: $130 WATCH NOW ON THESE PLATFORMS Sick-Amour is a 33-minute documentary / love story celebrating the lonely and forlorn tree that Joel Tauber adopted in the middle of a giant parkin
