In a world where men have become a biological rarity, Jill Morrison stars as Iris, a young woman who works as a nanny for a family of women, living a peaceful life in a society now run entirely by women. Her quiet routine is upended when she is hired by a household that secretly shelters two of the last surviving men, brothers played by Patrick Gilmore and Tom McBeath. This clever mockumentary, directed by Mark Sawers, blends sharp comedy with thoughtful drama as it explores a gender-flipped reality. Iris finds herself at the center of a growing ideological conflict, caught between the established feminine world order and a small, desperate movement fighting for male survival. As she grows closer to her unusual charges, she must confront her own beliefs about family, legacy, and what it means to be part of a dying breed. With a tone that is both whimsical and poignant, the film presents a unique speculative premise that challenges societal norms through the lens of Ali Skovbye, Andrea Brooks, and Rekha Sharma's compelling performances, asking what truly defines humanity when the traditional balance of nature is irrevocably altered.