In 2000, filmmaker Miles Roston profiled Kevin, a 12-year-old Kenyan orphaned by HIV-AIDS who was living independently since his mother's death two years earlier. Five years later, Roston revisits Kevin, now on the verge of manhood and facing a number of personal decisions if he is to remain uninfected. Alas, information is scarce and the stigma of the disease widespread. To find out what can be done to stop Africa's HIV-AIDS crisis, Kevin poses a number of direct questions to clergymen, doctors and politicians ... and gets differing answers.