This film is a frank examination of the diverse experiences of children of gay and lesbian parents. The documentary profiles sixteen sons and daughters between the ages of four and twenty-three in five diverse families who are facing the usual highs and lows of growing up while encountering varied reactions from extended family, classmates, teachers, neighbors, and public officials.

Couples, singles and advice givers answer questions about monogamy and infidelity.

This one-hour documentary explores the contentious debate over gun control, as seen through the eyes of two mothers on opposite sides of the issue. Frances Davis from Brooklyn lost all three of her sons to gun violence and is a fierce advocate of gun control. Maria Heil rural Pennsylvanian mother of four, serves as spokeswoman for the Second Amendment Sisters, a group formed in response to the Million Mom March in 2000.