An emotionally charged and sometimes humorous look at how men are redefining their place in the world, The Good Men Project exposes the unique and evolving challenges that men face as fathers, husbands, and sons in the twenty-first century. The film mixes riveting footage and breathtaking photography with candid interviews of ten disparate men sharing their lives' defining experiences.

Among the men profiled are Pulitzer Prize nominated war photographer Michael Kamber, who describes his perilous job and why he has sacrified so much for it. Nationally renowned yogi Rolf Gates reveals how two women, his sister and his daughter, led him down a spiritual path that ultimately saved his life. And bestselling author Mark St. Amant muses about a romantic, post-wedding journey to Italy that nearly ended his marriage.

The Good Men Project is directed by acclaimed filmmaker Matthew Gannon, co-creator of the hugely successful documentary In the Crease, which the New York Times declared "an underground hit" and ESPN praised as "a captivating film".