The Breadwinner

Hank has convinced his husband that he pays their bills by working an average corporate job downtown. In reality, Hank's work day is anything but average. He spends hours driving down a rural road until he reaches an old barn. Once he arrives, he discards all of his clothing, places a burlap sack over his head, and waits patiently for his benefactor to arrive. The deal in place is simple: Money in exchange for product. A simple transaction. Only in this case, the product is an unborn fetus and the buyer is not of this world.