The weird true story of a set of triplets, separated at birth, who accidentally bump into one other nineteen years later and become the talk of the town. It's a whirlwind, an outrageous example of reality trumping fiction, and we're wrapped up in the front page stories, endless media tours, club appearances and personal hoopla right alongside the three young men. When their unsuspecting adoptive families probe deeper into how / why this was allowed to happen, though, the story takes a surprisingly dark twist. As the adoption agency's tactics come under scrutiny and various shadowy figures are drawn to light, the film asks questions I didn't expect from what appeared to be a fluffy, feel-good reunion story. Rich and troubling, forthright and emotional, with a central moral quandary that's upsetting but also deeply fascinating. It's more than what you might think it is.