DOCUMENTARY
Tasha Tudor
DOCUMENTARY
2017
105 minutes Episode(s): 1
japanese
Japanese
Tasha Tudor is one of America’s best author-illustrators of children’s literature. This documentary film features a humorous lifestyle full of flowers, animals, and heart-warming words for the future. The "mother of the slow life" provides you with a key to fully enjoying your life.
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