This charming first–person documentary chronicles the journey of filmmaker Symons and his partner William as the adoptive fathers of baby Zachary. Along the way the film explores the emotional and social impact of gay fatherhood in the stories of several other families. Issues include divorce, the nuances of interracial adoption, and the ongoing struggle over gay adoptions. At its core, the film is a heartfelt and intimate look into one of the most universal of human conditions: parenthood. With short No Dumb Questions (Melissa Regan, U.S., 2001, 24 mins).