When raising a kid as a homeless single mother in Tbilisi becomes too hard, Jana decides to rent out her uterus to foreigners, in order to give her daughter the life she herself never had.

Set in the capital of Georgia, Tbilisi, we meet Jana, a single Mom of 13-year old Elene. Jana has no education, nor a stable job. Her childhood was spent in orphanages and streets, with the state of homelessness plaguing her into adult life. When she finds out she can make an easy buck – 14.000 USD in just 9 months – by becoming a surrogate mother, she jumps on the occasion. And surrogacy becomes her only source of income.
Upon our meeting Jana, she’s already onto her third pregnancy. Her health is deteriorating, yet she sticks to the task to avoid homelessness. Third pregnancy turns out very unordinary. The surrogacy agency fails to provide Jana with a contract with the ‘parents’. This remains a fact throughout her entire pregnancy to the point of fraud, where the agency tries to push her into taking the baby out of the hospital illegally. Jana refuses to partake in an illegal activity, gives birth and leaves the baby behind.
The sum of those dramatic complications brings Jana towards a U-turn in her life. The ambivalence she always had towards this profession – culminating in the reality of an infant ‘standing’ at the doors of an orphanage – is a burden she can no longer carry. There’s now no other way, but to find other source for living. The questions are many. Not least, how to break the vicious circle that takes Jana and Elene back to the streets. The pressure to succeed is immense. The only other option is another pregnancy – the ‘last one’ as Jana always calls them.