

The Power of One
The Real Engine of Change and Progress, Lies in Ourselves.
Genres
Overview
Naturalist, Alex Valdez, and a team of young documentary filmmakers will take us on an adventure to discover an unknown ecological sanctuary deep in the jungles of Colombia, where an anonymous conservationist, who goes simply by the name Jorge, is replanting a rain forest from a deforested piece of land and creating a home for a variety of endangered animals. This film is the first step in our mission to showcase the hundreds of unknown conservationists around the globe and inspire a whole generation to believe in the power of one.
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Budget
$55000
Revenue
$0
Runtime
83 min
Release Date
Status
In Production
Original Language
English
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Jorge
Himself
Alex Valdez
Himself
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