7 Walks with Mark Brown

7 Walks with Mark Brown is a French documentary that follows an English botanist across the landscapes of the Normandy coast. The film explores themes of friendship and attention as the group observes indigenous plants through seven walks, traveling from Aizier to Sainte-Marguerite-sur-Mer. The narrative focuses on the search for local flora and Mark Brown's project to recreate a primary forest at L'Aube des Fleurs.

The film was directed by Pierre Creton, marking the first entry in a list of three films that includes Love Would Have Sufficed, Even for Nietzsche and Vincent Barré. Creton also co-wrote the screenplay with Vincent Barré. The production was handled by Andolfi and produced by Arnaud Dommerc. The cast features the subjects appearing as themselves, including Mark Brown, Pierre Barray, Vincent Barré, Pierre Creton, and Antoine Pirotte. Released on January 15, 2025, the documentary has a runtime of 104 minutes.