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Tale of the Forest Unicorn (2025)

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Tale of the Forest Unicorn (2025)

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(silence)

(Birds chirping)

(whimsical music)

(whimsical music)

(mystical music)

(birds chirping)

(mystical music)

(birds chirping)

(mystical music)

How are you doing

back there, Violet?

Are you comfortable?

(wind gushing)

Is there anything... you need,

when we get back?

I don't know if you're...

hungry or anything?

(wind gushing)

It'll be nice to see Noah

and Lily again, won't it?

I mean, they're looking forward

to having you come

and live with us.

Lily, especially.

(chuckles)

(pensive music)

Well, it won't be long now.

Be home soon.

(soft dramatic music)

(birds chirping)

(soft mystical music)

(car driving by)

(mellow music) (birds chirping)

(engine running)

(soft dramatic music)

(pebbles crumbling)

Hi, honey.

Hey. (door closes)

(mellow music) (birds chirping)

(scraping)

(mellow music)

(birds chirping)

How's everything?

Yeah. Good.

Not as good as it could be,

given the circumstances.

(Door clicks)

(mellow music) (birds chirping)

(pebbles crumbling)

(Door closes)

(footsteps)

(mellow music)

Kids are inside

waiting to say hello.

(mellow music)

Do you want to?

(soft music)

(leaves rustling)

(soft music)

(pebbles crumbling)

(soft music)

Hey, Violet. (breathes)

How you doing?

I'm sorry I couldn't come with

Auntie Anika to pick you up.

It would have meant bringing

Noah and Lily in the car.

I think that'd be a

bit busy, wouldn't it?

Anyway, did you pack

all your things?

They're in the back of the car?

(soft music) (birds chirping)

What's in this one then?

(soft music) (birds chirping)

Okay.

You take that one.

Auntie Anika's going to

show you around the house.

I know you haven't been

to our house before.

(mellow music continues)

We used to come and visit

you in the city, didn't we?

(mellow music)

Anyway...

I'm glad you're here now.

(tapping)

(footsteps approaching)

Hey, look who's here!

(chuckles)

Cousin Violet, you're here!

(background noise)

(silence)

Hello.

(silence)

I'm really sorry what

happened to Auntie Laura

and Uncle Ben,

the accident.

(silence)

Yeah, we're sorry it happened.

We'll miss them.

(silence)

We most definitely will.

(silence)

But, we're very happy

to have Violet come and

live with us, aren't we?

Yes.

I guess.

(silence)

And, we're going to

make her feel welcome,

aren't we?

- Yeah.

- She's part of the family.

Yes.

(silence)

Hey Lily, why don't you

show Violet your bedroom?

I hope you don't mind, Violet,

but you're going to

be sharing with Lily.

Come on, let's go.

(footsteps)

Do you like bunnies?

(thuds)

(footsteps)

(sighs)

I missed you, darling.

Mmm.

- Come on, let's go find Dad.

- Okay.

I think he needs some help.

(footsteps) (door opens)

(footsteps)

This is my room.

Well, it was my room.

Now it's our room.

I told Mummy that I

wouldn't mind sharing.

(silence)

I can give you a

bunny if you want.

(silence)

Do you like bunnies?

(footsteps)

(thuds)

This is your bed.

(bird chirping)

Daddy said if you

don't have many toys,

we can go to the shop.

Did you bring any

teddies to decorate?

(silence)

Why aren't you speaking?

(silence)

It's okay.

If you don't speak,

we can play a game.

I'll go get some colouring pens.

(silence)

(thuds)

(thump)

How was the drive?

Yeah. Well, it was

long, but yeah, okay.

(chuckles)

(click)

(long sigh)

(minimal bird chirping)

Hey.

How are you holding up?

I'm okay.

It's just hard, you know...

seeing Violet this way.

(birds chirping)

Yeah, Violet isn't talking.

Like, she didn't say

anything on the journey here.

Not when we were parking the car

or driving over here,

and she didn't say anything

to Noah and Lily

just now either.

I don't think

she said anything

since the accident happened.

It was the same at the funeral.

She didn't say a word.

(melancholic music)

Could be and the shock...

(sighs)

Sadness... (sighs)

(melancholic music)

But either way, we'll...

we'll do what we can for her,

and hopefully in time,

she'll come out of her shell

and she'll start talking again.

(birds chirping)

This all feels like a dream.

(birds chirping in distance)

Do you remember last Christmas,

when we went to see

them in the city?

Mm.

Yeah.

That was a great trip.

(minimal bird chirping)

And now it's...

Look, it's...

It's going to take time...

for everyone to heal,

okay, including you.

Good days and bad days.

Yeah.

Thank you, by the way.

For what?

For going to pick up Violet.

For moving the rest of the

stuff out of the house.

I really couldn't face it.

Not without Laura and Ben there.

No, it's okay.

(sighs)

I understand, and you

don't need to thank me.

Besides, someone had to look

after those two rascals.

True.

Speaking of rascals,

where's Lily gone to?

Oh, I told her to

show Violet the bedroom.

I thought we should just

leave them to it, you know,

so they can get to

know each other, and...

Oh, nice.

(thud)

Do you want a tea?

Oh, absolutely. I'm parched.

(sighs)

(spoon clinks)

(melancholic music)

(tapping)

(tapping)

(melancholic music)

(melancholic music)

(knocking)

(melancholic music)

Hi, Violet.

(melancholic music continues)

(sighs)

Wow.

Love what you've

done to the place.

(melancholic music)

If Lily's things start

to creep onto your side,

you just tell her, okay?

Because she's not

used to sharing.

(silence)

Or, you know, you could...

you know, move them

yourself as well, of course.

That's...

That's fine.

If you're not talking.

(silence)

We are going to have dinner...

in about half an hour.

If there's anything

you'd like to eat?

(silence)

We usually have

dinner downstairs together at the table.

If you'd like to join us.

(silence)

Okay.

Well, have a think.

It's up to you.

I'll just set you a place

at the table in case, okay?

(melancholic music continues)

(thud)

(somber music)

(cutlery clinks)

(cutlery clinks)

(clutters)

(sighs) (footsteps)

Anika, dinner's ready.

Coming!

(thuds)

(sighs)

Oh wow!

This looks lovely, Peter.

(chuckles)

Only the best for my best.

(kiss)

Eww, stop being gross.

What?

You mean like this?

(kissing and chuckling)

(laughing)

(wretching) (laughing)

Shush, you.

(giggling)

There you are.

(background noise)

Oh.

No, Violet then?

No. (sighs)

I told her she could

come and join us

if she wanted to, but...

her decision.

How come Violet doesn't

have to eat at the table?

Yeah, why do we

and she doesn't?

Well, it's Violet's

first night with us and,

she's in a new house,

in a new room.

Must be quite scary;

don't you think?

I would be scared

without my bunnies!

Exactly!

That's how Violet

feels right now.

So if she wants to

stay somewhere safe,

like her new room,

then we respect that.

I guess...

Will Violet come to

dinner with us tomorrow,

or the next day?

I think she'll have

dinner with us eventually.

We're not going to

force her, are we?

No

No

Good.

Right!

Bon appetit, everyone!

Here we are!

(grunts)

(utensils clanking)

Here you are!

(plates clattering)

Thank you.

(plates clanking)

Thank you.

This is yummy, Daddy.

Yeah. (laughs)

Glad you like it.

(chuckling)

(melancholic music)

(melancholic music)

(sighs)

(melancholic music continues)

(melancholic music continues)

(clanking)

(melancholic music continues)

(kisses)

(melancholic music)

(knocking)

(melancholic music)

(birds chirping)

(rooster crowing)

(music fades)

(door opens) (whimsical music)

We're going to be late.

We're going to be late!

We're going to be late!

Not again!

I know, we forgot

to put the alarm.

Come on!

Noah, are you dressed yet?

I can't live with

these conditions.

(whimsical music continues)

(soft horn music)

Oh Lily, you can't wear that.

(whimsical notes)

But it's my fashion!

You have to wear your

school unform to school.

Ugh!

(drawers opening)

That's so boring.

My teacher will love it more!

School uniform only to school.

Come on! Let's get

you dressed properly.

Come on!

(classic whimsical music)

(shuffling)

(classic whimsical music)

(classic whimsical music)

Oh, good!

You're both ready!

Okay, Lily, Noah...

Come on, come on, come on.

Wait, wait, wait.

Noah's got PE today.

Here, Noah, turn around.

Look at the shoe.

Noah...

Noah's shoes...

Okay.

Any sign of Violet?

She's still in bed.

Okay! Jackets on.

Outside.

Don't want to be late!

(whimsical music)

(thump)

Bye, darling. (smooch)

Bye.

(door shuts)

(sighs)

(claps)

Oh, boy!

(whimsical music)

(prattling of footsteps)

(silence)

Okay.

(breathes deeply)

(click)

Morning!

How's everyone?

(melancholic music)

(clinks)

(melancholic music)

(click)

(melancholic music)

(melancholic music)

Great. So if you

have any questions,

just drop me a message.

Thanks for today.

All right, see you later on.

Thanks, Claire!

Good to meet you.

Bye.

(melancholic music)

(sighs)

(melancholic music)

Violet.

I was just, uh...

Nevermind.

Would you like some breakfast?

(tinkering)

(clinking)

Is there anything else

I can get you, Violet?

(silence)

Would you like

anything else to eat?

(silence)

Good.

Well, uh...

(silence)

I better get back to work.

If you need me, just

come to the office. Okay?

(silence)

Feel free to watch the telly...

play games in your room or...

Oh, we've got a big garden,

so if you want to go

outside and explore...

go for it.

(silence)

Okay. Mm...

What else?

Oh, snacks!

If you get hungry,

there's some, uh,

snacks in the drawer.

Okay?

Good.

Well, I've got a meeting

about to start so,

I'll see you later.

(silence)

(thuds)

(clinking)

(silence)

(water gushing softly)

(whimsical music)

(thud)

(thump)

(whimsical music)

(whimsical music)

(water stream flowing)

(bird chirping)

(taps)

(whimsical music continues)

(door opens)

(birds chirping)

(melancholic music)

(melancholic music)

(melancholic music)

(grass rustling)

(water trickles)

(rustling)

(birds chirping)

(melancholic music)

(footsteps coming closer)

(melancholic music)

(music picks up emotion with

string instrument)

(footsteps)

(melancholic music)

(uplifting music)

(somber music)

(footsteps moving about)

(birds chirping)

(somber music)

(rustling)

(bird cawing in the background)

(somber music)

(birds chirping)

(whimsical notes pick up)

(whimsical music)

(footseps moving about)

(curious music)

(footsteps) (thump)

(birds chirping)

(whimsical music)

(whimsical music)

(rustling)

(footsteps)

(whimsical music)

(footsteps)

(birds chirping)

(soft music)

(footsteps)

(twigs breaking)

(footsteps)

(foosteps getting louder)

(whimsical music continues)

(whimsical music continues)

(birds chirping)

(twigs cracking)

(footsteps)

(wind wooshing)

(running steps)

Slow down, you two.

Slow down.

(laughs)

Oh! Hi, Violet!

You have been for a walk?

I know you just back

but have you seen...

Violet?

(wind gushing)

Where'd you get to, I've been

looking everywhere for you?

Oh, I think she

went for a walk.

A walk?

(laughs)

I guess I did say.

All right, good. Okay.

Who's hungry?

- Me.

- Me.

Okay. I'll make

us a snack, shall I?

No, Peter not before dinner.

Ah, come on!

I want to change jeans.

(melancholic music)

(melancholic music continues)

(birds chirping)

(melancholic music continues)

(birds chirping)

(silence)

(sighs)

(rustling)

Oh. Hello, Violet.

Did you sleep well?

(rustling)

Is it time to go, Mommy?

(sighs) Yes, darling.

Shall we go down and

get some breakfast?

Give Violet some privacy, hey?

Come.

(rustling)

(minimal birds chirping)

Okay. Bye, darling...

Bye. Have a good day.

Mm.

Oh, um, Violet

hasn't eaten yet.

- She's in her room.

- Alright.

So...

Bye, love you.

Love you too.

(wind gushing)

(birds chirping)

(crockery clinking)

(clattering)

(wood creaking)

I know you're

having a lazy morning,

but I thought you might

want something to eat.

Don't tell the others though.

They're not usually

allowed breakfast in bed.

I think we can make an

exception this time, can't we?

(background noise)

I know these first few days

are going to be hard for you...

(melancholic music)

But I want you to know you

can talk to us about anything.

You're safe here.

(melancholic music)

It is hard, isn't it?

When you lose people

that you love.

(melancholic music)

Your mum and dad

were very special.

(melancholic music)

I miss them a lot.

(melancholic music)

Especially your mum.

She was my favorite sister.

Fine.

She was my only sister,

but it still counts, right?

(melancholic music)

I know there's a lot

you're going to be missing at the moment.

Not just them, but

your old house,

your old school...

(melancholic music continues)

So we just take each

day as it comes.

Don't we?

(melancholic music continues)

If there's anything

that you need,

you just let me or Anika know.

(melancholic music)

Good.

Well, I've got to get

back to work now so, uh,

the house is yours again.

Though, I was very

worried yesterday

when I couldn't find you, okay?

So there's a big white board

beside the fridge today.

If you go outside,

can you write on it, please?

Yeah?

Just so I know you've gone.

Thank you.

Right.

Got to run, got a meeting so,

I'll see you a bit later, yeah?

Okay.

(rustling)

(silence)

(thuds)

(silence)

(water noise)

(background noise)

(background noise)

(thuds)

(rustling)

(thuds)

(whimsical music)

(zipping)

(rustling)

(soft music)

(zippering)

(rustling)

(soft music continues)

(soft music continues)

(soft music continues)

(soft music continues)

(birds chirping)

(door closes)

(footsteps)

(birds chirping)

(birds chirping)

(playful music)

(playful music continues)

(birds chirping)

(playful music continues)

(playful music continues)

(birds chirping)

(footsteps)

(playful music continues)

(birds chirping)

(footsteps)

(playful music continues)

(birds chirping)

(rustling)

(playful music continues)

(birds chirping)

(enigmatic music)

(rustling)

(enigmatic music)

I hope you are

very hungry today.

Mmm.

(chuckles)

It's your favorite,

isn't it done well?

This will be...

Oh.

Hey, Violet.

Are you joining us?

Okay, yeah.

Do you wanna sit there?

(chuckles)

So, how's

everybody's day today?

- Good.

- Good?

What did we do in school?

Is there anything?

Um... We got some new fish.

New fish?

Yeah, for the class.

We have to look after them.

Today, I did some drawing

and painting all day long.

It was the best day ever!

Double art!

What a great day!

(chuckles)

What about you, Violet?

I saw you left a

note in the board.

Where did you explore today?

(silence)

Oh, you went outside again.

Make sure you wear your coat

if you're playing in the garden

because it is

getting a bit chilly.

You know, tonight

I was thinking

- we could do a big fire..

- Yeah!

Yeah?

Oh, can I help with the fire?

(chuckles)

How do you feel if we do it?

Mm.

Hmm-mm.

Right again.

(chuckles)

Mm.

More than Mommy.

Mm. (chuckle)

(clanking)

Good. Now, watch out.

(clicking sound)

(fire softly roaring)

(popping)

Woah!

(fire softly roaring)

Cool, isn't it?

(fire softly roaring)

Heh.

Wish I've hot chocolates.

Hot chocolate?

What made you think of that?

The fire.

Let's use for the

students quote...

Light a fire, and you

drink your chocolate

with marsh mellows in.

Oh, a hot chocolate's

got marsh mellow.

Isn't now, is it?

Duh!

You can't have it

without marsh mellows.

That would just be

weird, right, Violet?

(fire softly roaring)

Well, I can't argue with that.

(fire softly roaring)

(thud) (wood squeak)

Better make one for

your mom and sister too.

Bath time's finishing soon.

(fire softly roaring)

(rattling)

(fire softly roaring)

(fire softly roaring)

What are you drawing?

(fire softly roaring)

Did you hear me?

I said what are you drawing?

(sighs)

(huffs)

You don't know or you

don't wanna tell me?

(fire softly roaring)

Fine, whatever.

(fire softly roaring)

Dad, can I help with

the marsh mellows in?

(melancholic music)

(fire crackling)

(melancholic music)

(melancholic music)

Weee...

(giggles)

You found my color pens,

what are you drawing?

I... think it's a horse...

That's a unicorn!

Oh, yeah.

I think your right, Lily.

It's a unicorn.

It's very good, Violet.

I want to draw a unicorn!

(laugh)

Well, I'm sure Violet

wouldn't mind if you joined her.

(soft music)

Say, "Thank you."

- Thank you.

- Good.

(chuckle)

What have you got there?

Hot chocolate.

I did the marshmellows myself.

He certainly did.

All seven of them.

I told you I'd eat them all.

Here you go, girls.

And spoons to scoop.

Uh...

Where's mine?

They're in the kitchen.

Special adult hot chocolate

with the

extra ingredient we both like.

Mm.

I want extra ingredients.

Not until your older.

Is it orange juice?

- Yeah!

- Yeah!

(giggles)

(slurps)

I'll come with you.

(melancholic music)

(melancholic music)

(knocking on the door)

Morning, you two!

Is it time to get up now?

Yes, love.

Time to get you ready for

another day of school.

I want Violet to

help me get ready.

(playful music)

You want Violet to help you?

Yes! Go make us breakfast.

Oh.

Yes, your majesty.

I will prepare the royal feast.

(giggles)

Is that okay with you, Violet?

Yay! Violet, I

wanted to wear this!

(playful music continues)

School uniform only, Lily!

I'm not doing this

every morning.

Come on.

Oh. Fine...

(playful music continues)

(playful music continues)

(clanking)

Here you are.

(thuds)

Oh, you made it. Great.

(chuckles)

Let's get you up.

Okay.

Are you coming to

school today, Violet?

I think it's a

bit soon for that.

But it's nice to see Violet

for breakfast this

morning, isn't?

Right!

Hurry up, you two!

You need to leave soon.

Hi, Violet!

Coffee?

No, thank you.

We better need to leave soon.

Come on. Hey!

Come on. Eat up, eat up.

(clinking)

(clinking)

I wasn't expecting to see

Violet up for breakfast.

Neither was I.

(sighs)

Still it's progress, isn't it?

Yeah.

I hope it lasts.

She did much better today.

Mm.

Oh, it's time.

Oh, kids! (claps)

Come on, come on, come on.

(birds chirping) (pensive music)

(playful, whimsical music)

(whimsical music continues)

(playful, whimsical music

continues)

(whimsical music continues)

(birds chirping)

(running steps)

(music chimes)

(pensive music) (birds chirping)

(rustling)

(birds chirping) (playful music)

(music chimes)

(bird hooting)

(bird chirping)

(animal howling in the

background)

(music chimes)

(music intensifies)

(clip clops)

(pensive music)

(music intensifies)

(music continues)

(music continues)

(music chimes) (birds chirping)

(music chimes) (birds chirping)

(music chimes) (birds chirping)

(music chimes) (birds chirping)

(rustling)

(music continues)

(birds chirping)

(music continues)

(birds chirping)

(music shifts to playful,

whimsical)

(whimsical music continues)

(rustling)

(whimsical music continues)

(whimsical music continues)

(rustling)

(whimsical music continues)

(whimsical music continues)

(whimsical music continues)

(whimsical music continues)

(birds chirping)

(playful music)

(footsteps)

(playful music)

(whimsical music)

(playful music)

(playful music slowing down)

(birds chirping)

(whimsical music)

(rustling)

(whimsical music)

(music chimes)

(whimsical music)

(whimsical music)

(birds chirping)

(whimsical music)

(whimsical music)

(whimsical music)

(rustling)

(sighs)

(silence)

(background noise)

Is it time to get up yet?

(clanking)

It's Saturday, silly.

There's no school on Saturday.

That means I'll be able

to play with you all day.

(playful music)

Let's go wake

Mommy and Daddy up.

Daddy usually snores...

(playful music continues)

- Mm.

- Oh.

I could take them

this afternoon maybe.

What do you think?

Mm, coming now.

Morning, girls.

We weren't expecting

you to be up so early.

Oh. (grunts)

Ah.

(chuckle)

We tried to wake you up.

(chuckles)

Violet forgot we didn't forgot

have school on Saturday.

(laughter and chuckle)

It's easy to loose track

of the days when you're home.

I do it too sometimes.

(chuckles)

So does anyone

want some breakfast?

Mmm.

- Yes.

- Mm.

Morning.

I had funny dreams last night.

Bad ones?

No, just weird.

What about?

What's for breakfast?

Cereal.

Can we have pancakes instead?

Yeah, pancakes.

Uh...

Let's do pancakes tomorrow.

Fine.

(chuckle)

Can I have some toast then?

(silence)

(chuckles)

(bird chirping)

(bird tweets)

(silence)

What are you staring at?

Do you wanna go and

play in Wendy house?

I'll come with you.

Do you wanna watch anything?

We'll show you a show.

Movie?

What music do you like?

Stop it, Noah!

What? I'm just interested.

She's not gonna

tell you so stop it.

Why not? It's not a big deal.

She should be able to tell us.

(footsteps)

(thud) (thumping)

Hey!

Hello, you two!

(giggle)

I was about to come

and find you actually.

We're gonna make brownies.

Who wants to help?

Me, me!

Yeah. Okay.

(laugh)

Let's get you up.

Ready?

Woah!

Okay!

How about you, Violet?

Would you like to help?

All right. Maybe next time.

Let's get you an apron.

(grunts)

Peter, where did

even put that wisk?

I'm not sure.

All right, here we go.

Okay. Good.

Right. Just scrape

all those edges down.

There we are.

If I turn it, and you scrape...

Perfect!

Let's give it a big mix.

- It's smooth.

- Very smooth.

- It is smooth.

You did very well

with the mixing.

All right. I can use a bit

more though, Lily, so...

let's give it a big stir.

Are you ready?

There we go.

Yes, that's it.

(playful music)

Perfect!

Mmm.- The more we stir,

the more we'll get.

Exactly. How many do you

think we can get from this?

Mm?

Probably like...

the biggest number in the world.

The biggest

number in the world?

- No.

- Scrape, scrape.

- Scrape.

- There we go.

You can give it a mix again.

- Mix.

- That's it.

If your arms get

tired, switch hands or

you use both.

Mm. Look at that.

Wow!

Scrape that with the...

Woah!

Okay, that is probably wrong.

Oh. Perfect!

It's perfect.

Okay. You can give

it a mix again.

That's it. Try your best.

Scrape it down.

What we'll do is

right at the end.

The more we get on the

edges and scrape it down,

the more we will get.

(soft music) (birds chirping)

(playful music) (birds chirping)

(whimsical music)

(birds chirping)

(whimsical music)

(birds chirping)

(playful music) (birds chirping)

A unicorn!

A real-life unicorn!

You're friends with a unicorn!

Yay!

Sssh!

How long have you

been coming here?

How long have you known?

Sssh.

(whispers) Is that a real-life unicorn?

Sssh.

And you are friends with

the unicorn, aren't you?

Is this what you've

been doing all week,

coming out here?

(music continues)

(birds chirping)

(bird hooting)

(playful, whimsical music

continues)

(birds chirping and hooting)

(whispers) This is amazing.

(a far howling)

(zipping)

(rustling)

(mellow music)

(mellow music)

It's time to go already?

(mellow music)

(mellow music)

This was the best day ever.

I saw you fast-

I saw you going out the window

and then I asked Daddy

if I could come...

outside with you...

And then I'd lost you for a bit.

And then I found that

you had a real-life unicorn...

I can't wait to tell

Mommy and Daddy.

Shhh.

Why, I can't tell

Mommy and Daddy?

But why?

(melancholic music)

It's a secret?

Then it's a secret.

Can we come back tomorrow?

(birds chirping)

(soft music continues)

Hey, everybody looks like...

(inaudible)

(laughter)

I'm so mean. (sniffs)

I had to let you look...

(laughter)

I thought we were talking

about the little one.

How dare you.

(laughter)

(melancholic music continues)

Um., what are two

whispering about?

Nothing. We're

just planning today.

Mm, what you

have planned then?

A picnic in the forest.

It's a good idea.

Family picnic in the forest.

No, just for us.

What about me?

I like picnics.

It's not a boys thing.

It's not a family thing.

It's a girls thing.

For me and Violet.

It was our idea.

(playful music)

Don't worry, Noah.

We'll find something

better to do.

Let the girls have

their space for the day.

So do you need help

preparing this picnic?

Or you're gonna do

that yourself as well?

We need help, please.

You two sure you're going

to be okay on your own?

Yeah.

(playful music continues)

Well, Violet.

You're in charge so

look after Lily, please.

And if it... rains or if

you get too cold outside,

you just make sure you

come straight home. Okay?

Yes, Mommy.

Have fun!

(playful music continues)

Looks like they're

having a nice time.

Yeah.

I wish they would let

Noah join in though.

I really feel for him.

It'll happen.

Give it time.

Noah and Violet

are closer in age,

so I imagine it's

taking them longer

to figure each other out.

Yeah, you're right.

Mom, Dad.

In here, Noah.

I'm going to

play in the garden.

Okay, I'll come with you.

We'll have a kick about.

No, that's okay.

Oh, okay.

Have fun!

(running steps)

He got over that quickly.

See? Told you.

Go ahead, pass me

that dish, will you?

(playful, mystical music)

(rustling)

(mystical music)

(mystical music)

Oh, no, where is it?

Where is he gone, Violet?

What if it's hurt?

We can't have a picnic now,

we need to go and

find the unicorn.

(melancholic music continues)

(birds chirping)

(zips)

How can you be so calm

when the unicorn's gone?

I've really wanted

to see it again.

The unicorn!

Ugh! Spider webs.

Noah, what are you doing here?

It's not fair.

Why do you get to have

a picnic without me?

I should be able to come

to the forest as well.

It doesn't belong to you.

You followed us, didn't you?

So what if I did?

Why are you talking

about unicorns?

None of your beeswax.

You know, they

don't exist, right?

Yeah, they do.

You take that back!

No, they don't!

They're just a story told

to little babies like you.

I'm not a baby!

How about you just go away?

I don't have to

if I don't want to.

(music chiming)

The unicorn, it's here!

(clip clops)

(music continues)

Told you...

That... is impossible!

It's right here, Noah!

Use your eyes.

How can it be real?

Magic!

I did not know that, did I?

You still mean that you didn't

let me come to your picnic?

We weren't trying to be mean.

It's just that, we

can't tell anyone.

Not even Mommy and Daddy.

I can keep a secret.

Are you sure?

Yes.

So, can I stay and

have a picnic with you?

(birds chirping)

Yes, if you're

going to be nice.

(soft music)

(soft music)

(playful music)

(playful music)

(playful music)

(mystical music)

(mystical music)

(playful music)

(playful music)

It's time to go now.

Oh.

Not again.

Mom and Dad will be wondering

where we've got to otherwise.

Let me say goodbye first.

(birds chirping)

(zipping)

(birds chirping)

I wasn't trying to

be mean yesterday.

Annoying.

When I asked you

those questions,

I was just trying to understand.

I think I get it now.

I'm sorry about Auntie

Laura and Uncle Ben.

I really am.

But you can be part

of our family now.

If you want.

My mom and dad can

look after you.

I know it's not the same but,

at least it's something.

And if you decide you want

to come to school soon,

I can introduce

you to my teacher.

I think we'll be

in the same class.

(rustling)

(birds chirping)

(mellow music)

(birds chirping)

(mellow music)

Goodbye.

See you soon, I hope.

(mellow music)

(power saw roaring from a far)

(power saw roaring from a far)

What's that noise?

(power saw roaring from a far)

What are they doing, Violet?

(gloomy music)

It looks like they're

cutting down the trees

in the forest.

They can't do that!

The unicorn's in there.

Where are you going?

(gloomy, ominous music)

Wait for me, Violet!

Wait! Wait!

(gloomy, ominous music

continues)

Mommy, Daddy, it's

Violet has gone outside!

What?

Lily?

(engine roaring)

(whirring)

(gloomy, ominous music)

(gloomy, ominous music)

No!

No!

Look!

You can't!

You can't do this!

Get out of the way!

W-Where did you

even come from?

(running steps)

I'm sorry. She's...

Is this your child?

Yes.

Well... technically.

She's in the way

of starting our work.

Move her out of the way!

Violet!

Please come back to the house.

It's not safe here.

No, these people are trying

to cut down the forest.

We can't let them!

This is ridiculous!

Move, girl!

I won't!

Lily, Noah!

Now look here, children.

Do you see this man?

This is Mr. Wreckett.

He's an important businessman.

He's purchased this forest

and he's cutting it down.

So we can build lots

of lovely new homes.

Don't you want new families

to be able to come

and live here?

Kids, come on. Let's

go back to the house.

If the forest is

private property,

we can't get involved.

No, Uncle Peter,

this is important.

The forest needs

to be protected.

Yeah, it needs

to be kept safe.

Please, Dad, don't let

them cut down the trees.

There's nothing

your mother and father

can do now, children.

The work is starting right now.

Wait, hold on!

This forest has

been here for years.

Shouldn't there have been...

a notice about a

new development?

We haven't seen anything.

There was a community

consultation weeks ago.

It's not Mr. Wreckett's

fault if you didn't

take any notice

of it at the time.

Besides,

it's all here on the sign.

(paper rustling)

You should've

spoken to the mayor

if you'd had any problems

with the development

being built.

Now, children!

(shouting) Move out of the way!

Don't talk to them like that.

The kids are clearly

attached to the forest.

There has to be a reason.

Irrelevant!

They'll find something else

to be interested in soon enough.

Do you have children?

(breathes heavily)

I haven't got

time to be bothered

with things like children.

Mm. Thought as much.

Remove them, or we'll

call the authorities.

That's enough, Fernsby.

Clearly, there's

something going on here.

(breathes heavily)

No one can say Mr.

Wreckett isn't a fair man.

(birds chirping)

If this forest is

so important to you

and your family...

I'll make you an offer.

I'll give you three days

to buy the forest off me.

(scoff)

But you have to pay me

what I paid for it.

Plus 20 percent interest.

For my time and trouble.

I can tell you it wasn't cheap.

However,

if you can't come

up with the money

in three days,

I will bulldoze this whole

forest and turn it to dirt.

And so as you children,

don't get in my way again.

I'll go to the local

council and I'll see to it

that you can no

longer live here.

You'll be forced

to move far away...

where you can't spoil my

lovely new development.

No, you can't do that.

Oh, I can.

Anika, there's no way.

Please.

Uncle Peter, Auntie Anika.

I'm begging you.

(birds chirping)

You have a deal, Mr. Wreckett.

Peter...

Great!

(melancholic music)

You'll be hearing from me.

(melancholic music)

Three days.

(melancholic music)

What are we gonna do?

(melancholic music continues)

Come here.

It's alright. It's okay.

It's okay.

Hmm.

(birds chirping)

(door shuts)

Now take your shoes off, please.

And Noah, Lily, just get ready

for school (inaudible)

We still have to go to school?

Yes.

We're gonna be late,

we still have to go.

(sighs)

And Violet, could

you help Lily, please?

Sure.

Come on, Lily.

Thank you.

(sighs)

I've emailed work,

and I'm gonna be late.

Oh.

Should do the same.

(silence)

How are we gonna come

with that kind of money

in three days?

I don't know.

We could use our savings.

No, it's not enough.

(silence)

Laura and Ben left

Violet an inheritance.

But that's for her.

We don't wanna touch it.

Plus, it can't be

accessed till she's 18.

Yeah.

Why did we agree to this?

Because of the kids, Anika.

Violet is talking again.

The forest must be

incredibly important

if the idea of losing it help

her find her voice again.

And just seeing Noah

and Lily standing there.

(sighs)

Oh, Mr. Wreckett

is a nasty man.

Can't believe he

would threaten us

out of our own home.

We can't let him.

We'll think of something.

Mm.

(sighs)

(exhales)

You're talking about

what to do, aren't you?

Yes, darling, but,

we'll figure it out.

We should do fundraiser.

You know what's a fundraiser?

It's like we did

with school last year.

It's raising money for charity.

So that everyone comes,

the whole village.

And there's games

and cakes and stuff.

Noah.

That is a brilliant idea.

(inspiring music)

Yeah, we could

do an auction with

donations and things like that,

and get work involved

so there's more people.

Lily and I can talk

to our classes about it.

Our friends can

tell their parents.

I can do that!

(chuckle)

It's settled then.

We'll get everybody

involved, okay?

The whole community and the...

The forest can

become a nature park

owned by the whole town.

You really think

we can save it?

We can certainly try.

Right.

Action stations, everyone.

Peter, you speak to work and see

if you can book the village

hall for two days time.

Okay.

Noah and Lily

will go to school

speak to the head teachers,

see if they can

help us and, Violet.

You make posters,

flyers, anything you can

so we can put it up everywhere.

You can use my color pen.

(laughter)

We're gonna save the forest.

(chuckle)

Yeah!

(uplifting music)

(uplifting music)

(uplifting music)

Look, we raised posters!

Woah!

The whole school is getting

ready for the fundraiser.

Good work

Come on, let's get

inside. Come on.

The Save The Forest

Fundraiser will be taking place

in Humbledown Village Hall.

Tomorrow between 10:00

a.m. and 4:00 p.m.

Right, yeah, put

some more greens

More colors here, guys.

Yeah.

Wow

Nice dots.

Well done, Lily.

Oh.

Wow. (laughing)

Well done, team! (claps)

This looks great.

I know school has

given you a day off

to prep for the fundraiser

but be good for dad, okay?

Please?

We'll be good.

Dad said he'll help us

make cupcakes at launch.

Mm.

We're gonna sell

them tomorrow.

That is a great idea.

But make sure you'll

make a lot of them

because there's

gonna be a big crowd.

(doorbell ringing)

Who could that be this

hour in the morning?

(door opens)

Oh, hi.

Hi.

Is this the Burton residence?

It is.

Can we help you?

Yes.

My name is Stacy Talbott.

I'm from the Evening News.

Oh. (chuckle)

I was hoping to get a

quick interview with you.

To talk about the fundraiser

to save the forest.

Um, yeah, yeah.

(birds chirping)

Firstly, I'm curious.

Why have you decided

to save the forest?

What makes it so important?

Well, I guess you

need to ask Violet.

She started it all.

(silence)

Violet?

My niece.

Violet?

Violet, would you

come here, please?

(whispers) Go!

Go

(footsteps)

Go.

(footsteps)

(silence)

Violet's mom

is... was my sister.

She and her husband

passed away recently and

we adopted Violet which

is why she's been with us.

Violet's been spending a

lot of time in the forest.

Haven't you, Violet?

(chuckle)

It's good to meet you, Violet.

In your own words,

can you tell me why the

forest is so important to you?

(breathes heavily)

It's okay.

Take your time.

I used to live in the city

where my mum and dad were alive.

So I didn't think

about nature a lot.

But when I got here,

I didn't much have to do

so I started to explore.

The forest is magical.

I've seen amazing things

in there everyday.

This weekend, I spent

the whole weekend

in the forest with my

cousins, Noah and Lily.

That's us.

It needs to be protected.

It's not just a bunch of trees

that then can be chopped down

and make more buildings.

It's a whole world.

I can't let anything that I love

to be taken away from me.

So, I'm fighting for it.

Thank you, Violet.

Truly inspiring words.

(melancholic music)

The Save The Forest Fundraiser

will be taking place in

Humbledown Village Hall.

Tomorrow between 10:00

a.m. and 4:00 p.m.

Well done, Violet.

That was amazing.

You were on telly.

I love it!

(uplifting music continues)

Your mum and dad

would be very proud.

I know that we are.

- Oh. Oh.

- Oh!

Oh.

(laughing)

Oh, Noah.

Ahh

(laughter)

(soft music continues)

(birds chirping)

(crowd buzzling)

(indistinct chatter)

Ssh-ssh-ssh.

Welcome everyone, to the

Save Our Forest Fundraiser.

My name is Mrs. Foster.

And I'm the school head teacher.

And I've been given

the honour in declaring

that the fundraiser is

now officially open.

(crowd applauding and cheering)

So, sign up for the raffle.

Take part in the auction.

Open your hearts

and your wallets

to this amazing cause.

Thank you very much!

(applause)

(inspiring music)

(inspiring music)

(inspiring music)

(inspiring music)

(inspiring music)

(inspiring music)

(inspiring music)

(inspiring music)

(inspiring music)

(inspiring music)

(inspiring music)

Thank you, Sue.

Violet, this is Mrs. Foster.

Hello, kids.

It's a pleasure to

meet you, Violet.

I'm really impressed with

what you've done here.

You've really brought

the community together.

Well done!

And to watch your interview

in telly last night.

That was really brave.

I can't wait to see

you when you decide

to start school with us.

Your Uncle has explained

everything to me

so take your time making

that decision, okay?

And we'll be really excited

for when you join us.

Oh.

Someone's waving at me.

I better go and

see what they want.

See you later, kids.

(in unison) Bye, Mrs. Foster.

Bye.

(playful music)

(cheering and applauding)

Hi, everyone.

I'm Peter and this is Anika

and we are the Burtons.

We are the proud parents

to Noah and Lily,

and proud aunt and

uncle to Violet.

It's so wonderful to see

so many of you here today

to support the cause. (chuckle)

And it's even more amazing

that we pulled this together

in just.. two days (chuckle).

So...

thank you so, so much

for getting involved

and for being here.

Thank you.

Yeah, and thank you

to this fundraiser

and some really, really

generous donations.

It's our absolute

pleasure to announce...

We've raised enough

to save the forest.

(cheering and applauding

(loud bang)

This is preposterous!

What is this?

Don't you people have jobs?

(silence)

Hello, Mr. Wreckett.

Oh. Sheez.

Welcome to our fundraiser.

Everyone, this is the

developer we are going to be

buying the forest from.

You'd be doing no such thing.

But we raised the

full amount you wanted.

Oh.

This fundraiser is being

a waste of your time.

You're all fools!

You think I'll sell that

land to your community?

When I build my houses,

I'll make millions

mores selling them

than (inaudible) with a cupcake.

(crowd booing)

We'll never buy

houses from you!

You suck!

(crowd enraged)

Go away!

Yeah, go away!

Take your development

somewhere else.

We don't want it here.

Get out of here!

(crowd continues booing)

You can shove it up your bum!

That's enough!

None of you know

anything about business.

Huh! Are you going back

on our deal, Mr. Wreckett?

Mr. Wreckett hasn't

actually signed any deal.

There was no written contract.

So it's not legally binding.

Mr. Wreckett is

under no obligation

to see through your deal.

(silence)

But that's not fair!

That's not right!

(crowd booing)

(crowd booing)

Oh!

Mendez...

What are you doing here?

I've come to support

this fundraiser.

But, sir, you can't be serious

if you're supporting

the fundraiser,

that means that you're...

Yes, Fernsby.

In light of the new

evidence reported by Violet

and the Burton family,

showcasing how important

our local forest is

to this community,

I've decided that the

land is more important

to this town than any

building development.

Uh...

But we had a contract.

You signed and agreed

to the development plan.

Hmm.

This contract?

Yeah.

Feel free to consider

the contract terminated.

(ripping)

(crowd cheering and applauding)

You should expect a

cheque within a few days

for the amount raised today.

This isn't the end of this.

I'll get my development

one way or another.

You need houses.

I'll be back, you'll see!

Aaagh!

(loud thud)

(whimsical music)

Oh.

(grunts)

(growls)

(woman laughing from a far)

(panting)

Gaaaah!

(crowd laughing)

(whimsical music)

We did it!

(giggles) We did it!

There's not much to say.

Yeah!

(laughter)

Violet.

I have a feeling that

wherever they are,

your mum and dad would

be watching this.

I know.

I think I'm ready to

start school on Monday.

I mean next week.

I'll like to start

with Noah, and Lily.

If that's okay?

Of course.

Yes, we'll speak

to Mrs. Foster

and get everything arranged.

Come on.

(giggles)

Oh.

(breathes)

(whispering)

(music chiming)

(dramatic mystical music)

Thank you, everyone,

for coming to this momentous day

when we will be

officially opening

the new forest nature reserve.

(cheering and applauding)

Violet.

Can I invite you up to

cut our ceremonial ribbon?

That's it.

(birds chirping)

We now declare...

The forest nature reserve...

open.

(cheering and applauding)

Well done, Violet.

Excellent work.

Well done.

(cheering and applauding)

(melancholic music)

(distant chatter)

(howling)

(mystical music)

Can we go to the forest

again now that it's open?

This ceremony is boring.

Can we, Auntie Anika?

Okay, yes.

Sure.

(laughs)

Go have fun.

Make sure your home in

time for dinner, please.

We will be.

(laughter in the background)

(indistinct chatter)

You know, I still don't know

what they found in the forest.

(chuckle)

But whatever it is,

it must be special.

It was worth all this.

(inspiring music)

(inspiring music)

(inspiring music)

(inspiring music)

(playful music)

(playful music)

(playful music)

(playful music)

(playful music)

(playful music)

(playful music)

(playful music)

(playful music fading out)