The Fox and Me

A ten-year-old girl (Bertille Noël-Bruneau) met a fox catching a field mouse on the way to school. The girl was fascinated by the beautiful fox and returned to the forest after school hoping to see the fox again. From autumn to winter, the girl followed the fox's footprints in the thick snow, but she lost her footing and broke her leg. She had to spend the whole winter indoors and read many books about foxes. Spring is the season of fox hunting. The little girl who was worried about the fox was ecstatic to discover the fox's cave and its three cubs. However, she did not expect that the fox smelled human scent and moved the cubs overnight. The girl decided not to disturb the fox, but sat down in a beech tree and waited for him to show up. In this way, the relationship between man and fox is gradually established, and the fox takes the little girl on a wonderful forest adventure... r The animal trainer of this film is French Marie-Noëlle Baroni, and the six foxes and most other animals that appear in the film come from her farm.