Founded by Mormon polygamists, Kanab, Utah is a small picturesque town facing Western redevelopment and an influx of people from around the country who are entering their quiet neighborhoods.
In response to a perceived threat to their way of life, most struggle to assert their religious identity as conservative mayor and city council have unanimously approved a resolution that defines the type of families that would like to see move in.
The natural family resolution adopted by the mayor and city council, on the basis of a memorandum of a conservative political think-tank, appropriate gender roles assigned to men and women and defines the family as one man, a woman with a quiver full of children.
The natural values of the family is an intimate portrait of a community against itself, and what happens when democracy and the shock of the theocracy.
