| Director | Brendon Marotta |
|---|---|
| Genre | documentary film |
| Runtime | 101 min |
| Country | United States |
The introduction of the film provides an overview of circumcision, the reasons why it's performed, and circumcision controversies. makes his impassioned case for the procedure, largely based on its use to reduce HIV rates and certain cancers such as penile cancer and cervical cancer. Explicit parallels are drawn between circumcision and female genital mutilation.
The film also explains foreskin restoration, showing various restoration devices. Parents and children talk about how circumcision and grief relating to it has hurt them and their family. The surgical procedure is described in detail and parts of a circumcision on a newborn child are shown. A segment focuses on circumcision opposition within Judaism and the practice of Brit shalom.