In a country of blue-eyed blonds and an increasingly violent white supremacist movement, a Ukrainian foster mother struggles to raise 16 biracial orphans in a small town, exposing the contradictions between love and control, ideology and belonging.

Raging wildfires, tanking oil prices and anti-pipeline sentiments are just a few of the obstacles facing millennials working service jobs in boomtown Fort MacMurray, dreaming of making big bucks in the macho culture of Alberta's oil sands.

In a poignant but fast-paced comedy of errors and exploitation, dreams clash with reality when 10 Western men seeking Ukrainian brides untainted by feminism take a tour in Odessa organized by an online dating site.

Twelve years ago, Julia Ivanova captured the plight of four gay men confronting homophobic social censure to raise babies. Now, weaving in joyful scenes from her original film, she returns to see how these brave new families are faring.