The Lost Sons

This is really twisted. It's like the Twilight Zone! says Paul Fronczak, both dismayed and excited while driving into a dark tunnel. He conducts an investigation that goes deep into the past, along tangled genealogical threads. A few decades ago, the newborn son of the Fronczak family was kidnapped from the hospital, and several months later a boy was found left unattended in the street. Desperate parents recognized him as their child, but their judgment was far from clear. An adult Paul's attempt to clarify the matter brings shocking results. Belonging to the informal category of ‘documentaries stranger than fiction,’ Ursula Macfarlane's film has the structure of a detective story. However, more important than the puzzle here is the existential question about human identity - is it nature or nurture?