Logline: A dying Korean War veteran races against time as he struggles to get a sceptical Intelligence Officer to believe his account of amazing interactions with a non-human intelligence.

SYNOPSIS:

This quirky genre mash is primarily a Sci-Fi about UFO / UAP Disclosure. It's aimed at the huge audiences that watch shows such as ' Ancient Aliens" or " Skin Walker Ranch", or the 7 out of 10 people that believe that the planet has been visited by non-human intelligence.

I wasn’t a part of the “believers” until I watched over 150, very credible ex-military people from around the globe disclose their experiences with non-human intelligence. Our protagonist, Henri is a composite of those veterans.

The piece has two timelines, the present day is about regret, and redemption. A dying Marine races against time and struggles to get a very sceptical Intelligence offer to believe his incredible accounts.

Henri doesn’t get what he wants. The Intelligence Officer never accepts his story until after Henri dies. He does get what he needs, a compassionate human being to spend his final moments with and an advocate who will carry the torch forward.

The 1953 timeline is about addiction and recovery. A young, alcoholic Korean War veteran returns to the Bayou of Louisiana to get warm and be left alone to drink away his PTSD.

A non-human intelligence intent on extracting bio-samples from Henri and elements of the U.S Government chasing UFOs ruin his plans.

Once again, Henri doesn’t get what he wants but does get what he needs. The non-humans force Henri to face his addiction when they demand he provide a “non-contaminated biological sample”.

Henri conquers his addiction and is rewarded with some remarkable interactions with an Alien that presents itself as Marilyn Monroe.

Henri’s fun is ruined when elements of the U.S. Government intervene.

This script is sprinkled with references to what serious UFO enthusiasts consider to be historically accurate events.

HENRI