[6][7] In the film, Blewett and others travel to Mainland China to visit orphanages that housed children who were abandoned as a result of the "one-child policy".
While filming, the crew used hidden cameras to collect footage and Blewett used a false name while visiting the orphanages.
[11] In Patrick Tyler's review of Blewett's film, the New York Times stated that "Compelling images of neglect were captured on tape at this orphanage, and the rebuttal offered by the Government did not succeed in addressing the poor condition of the infants found on the day of the film crew's visit.
"[4] Walter Goodman also reviewed the film for the paper, stating that "Kate Blewett, Brian Woods and Peter Hugh have not made a balanced or polished documentary.
But more importantly, they have raised international concern over the fate of the children glimpsed here, some of whom have already joined countless others in unmarked graves.