Sex tourism in the Philippines accounts for $400 million a year but has left around 100,000 children with little to no idea of who their father is. The lucrative nature of the industry means women can earn the equivalent of a month’s wages in just one night but it can leave them pregnant in a country where abortions are illegal.

In a world-first global DNA project, discover the stories of four young adults in Angeles City as they investigate the identities of their respective fathers. Also follow the project’s attempt to help 64 year old Charlie find his American father who abandoned him at the age of 5.

Hear first-hand their raw emotion when speaking of life without a father as the project seeks to hold these sex tourists accountable and offer their children the prospect of a bright future.