"One But Many" UK Parliament Screening at The Palace of Westminster

On March 2, 2026, One But Many will screen privately inside the Palace of Westminster as part of a high-level effort to mobilize UK Parliament in support of legislation that would ban the import of hunting trophies into the United Kingdom. This bill—long championed by conservation leaders including Dr. Jane Goodall—has come within reach before, but has yet to be pushed over the line. With more than 300 newly elected Members of Parliament, this moment represents a rare opportunity to educate, influence, and activate lawmakers when it matters most.

Presence matters. Showing up matters. This event is designed to put the issue directly in front of decision-makers—and to remind Parliament that the world is watching.

One But Many is a feature documentary directed and produced by Janna Giacoppo and executive produced by Niraj Bhatia. The film exposes the global systems that profit from trophy hunting and human–wildlife conflict, while elevating community-led conservation models that protect both people and wildlife. Shot on location in Kenya and beyond, the film dismantles the false narrative that we must choose between human livelihoods and animal survival—and proves that coexistence is not only possible, but already happening.

Dr. Jane Goodall has called the film “the most important story never told,” and she has personally advocated for this legislation within UK Parliament. This screening is part of an effort to honor that work—and to help carry it across the finish line.

The screening is sponsored by The Niraj Bhatia Foundation and co-sponsored by Om Films, reflecting Niraj's broader commitment to using storytelling, convening power, and civic engagement to drive real-world change.

The evening will begin at 6:00 PM, followed by a moderated discussion and Q&A. A reception will follow, providing space for continued dialogue among Members of Parliament, cultural leaders, advocates, and invited guests.

This is a chance to be present at a moment that can shape global conservation policy.

This is a private, invitation-only event.