Nineteen to Go

In 1950s Appalachia, Hank and Chuck impulsively choose to get vasectomies, unaware of the complications that await them, including the necessity of tracking their ejaculations and navigating the embarrassment of semen samples. As they tackle societal challenges like judgmental neighbors, an unplanned pregnancy, and personal relationships, they also embark on a journey toward deeper connections with their partners. Amidst the humor and hurdles, their evolving understanding of love and responsibility takes center stage without a hint of violence.