Marie-Nöelle Marquis

When a foreign-exchange student and a hooker - both named Dominique - show up on a college campus, the unsuspecting student body is in for the education of a lifetime!

One But Many reveals how the escalating global crisis of Human-Wildlife Conflict is being weaponized against the very people and animals it affects most. This unflinching documentary exposes the deep ties between the trophy hunting industry and policy decisions driven by both the U.S. and African governments, leaving communities and wildlife in peril. But in parts of Kenya, where trophy hunting has been banned for decades, extraordinary models of coexistence are not only emerging—they’re thriving. With raw truth and radical hope, One But Many dares to reimagine how humans and wildlife share space in an increasingly complex world.

A Native American medicine woman, an aging anthropologist and their driver are on a quest to locate the seed of a mythical plant believed to have the power to end all pandemics. It sets in motion the intentions of the three people that collide with dire results. Director: Marie-Noëlle Marquis; Screenplay: David Usner; Starring: Elena Valle, Edwin Richards, Antonio Forenza and Gino Rose; Producers: David Usner, Stuart Locklear, Antonio Forenza; Music Composed by Mitchell Covington.

A group of travelers from a far away time search into the woods to find a mysterious force. They also learn that legend and magic work hand in hand to make men heroes when the gods blow the winds of fate and a torch of fire into their souls. This group learns that the human search for power is held within themselves.