Modest Male Exposure 2: I Dream of Genes
"Second chances... with balls!"
Synopsis
A 40-something, single journalist is determined to continue a life of rugby, drinking with buddies, and pan-sexual play parties. Life takes an abrupt change when the 20-something year old son whom he never knew he had enters the picture.
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