Murray Nossel Ph.D (Director / Producer) trained as a psychologist and ethnographer. His foray into documentary film-making began in 1994, when he began recording the stories of persons with AIDS.
Nossel's documentary films have been screened in over a dozen film festival-sacross the world, including Sundance, Full Frame and Amsterdam. In 2003, he received an Academy Award R nomination for Why Can't We Be a Family Again? He was awarded a Cine Golden Eagle for A Brooklyn Family Tale which aired on PBS in 2002. Nossel is also a creator and founding partner of Two Men Talking, an internationally acclaimed storytelling performance.
Mark and Erik are an “unmarried” gay couple who have been together for ten years. They long to have biological children. Searching for a surrogate mother on the internet, they meet Wen, a wife, mother and practicing witch. Over the next three years, this unique partnership encounters unforeseen obstacles that challenge their desire for a child and threaten the growing…