Cartoonist Sasha and her girlfriend Maya want to have a baby. In spite of their deep love and faith in each other, the process of becoming mothers is not easy. After long contemplation, they finally decide to have a baby and look for a man to help them. “What does a baby mean in our life? Will my partner love a baby whom I bear? Would baby-making be easier for a straight couple?” Sasha ceaselessly thinks about the matters of baby-making, and decides to draw a cartoon about a straight couple who want to have a baby, to work out her thoughts on this complicated issue. Director Lisa Gornick’s weaves Sasha’s life and her cartoon characters’ together, resulting in a profound and thoughtful reflection on the issue. Gornick, who humorously presented her thoughts on lesbian identity in Do I Love You? , screened at the 7th International Women’s Film Festival in Seoul, deals with the issue of lesbian relationships in her second film. It is a low-budget digital film and its camera follows the characters intimately and naturally. As a director, lead, and even cartoonist, Gornick achieves wonderful results.This flm has been acclaimed at many festivals including Créteil International Women’s Film Festvial and Outfest, and won the best feature film award at the Britspotting Film Festival Berlin 2007. (Jay SOHN)