Directed by Sarah Weiser, this gripping documentary pulls back the curtain on a shadowy and deeply unsettling corner of American society: the underground world of private adoption facilitators who operate with little oversight. The film follows several prospective parents who, desperate to start a family, turn to independent "baby brokers" who connect them with expectant mothers, often in exchange for hefty fees. As the narrative unfolds, the documentary exposes a complex web of financial incentives, emotional manipulation, and legal gray areas, revealing how the promise of a child can transform into a high-stakes transaction. Through intimate interviews and investigative footage, the documentary explores the motivations of birth mothers, adoptive couples, and the brokers themselves, painting a nuanced portrait of a system where love, money, and ethics collide. With a sober and investigative tone, Baby Brokers challenges viewers to consider the moral cost of turning the most personal of human experiences into a marketplace.