Imani and Ben are different. She’s a dedicated elementary school teacher, while Ben’s a pushover on the corporate ladder. 

Their first meeting at a park is BAD. Just when they think they’ll never see each other again, they both get free passes to an escape room. Stuck in the same room, they bicker through the challenge until they face the FORTUNE TELLER GENIE MACHINE. The genie spits out fortunes; Ben and Imani grab them… Sadly, the prophetic Bible verse on the fortunes, “Love others as you do yourself,” is lost on these two.

Bad turns to worse the next morning when Imani wakes up to her horrifying new reality- she’s turned into BEN, a WHITE man she barely knows! Ben’s plight is no different, he also wakes up to discover he’s not in his own body, but IMANI’S!

Imani and Ben manage to track each other down and meet up. Soon it hits them, keeping their jobs means Ben teaching Imani’s class, while Imani goes to Ben’s office. Hilarity ensues as Ben tries to School of Rock Imani’s students, who are so confused by Imani’s laissez faire behavior. While Imani, adds some backbone to Ben’s body creating a dynamic shift in the office. All on their first day.

But how long can they keep this up? Tracking down the genie is the only answer, and that means: ROAD TRIP!

The time together sparks an awareness and opens the door to trust. The more Imani sees the real Ben, a clumsy White dude with a soft heart hidden under an endearing buffoonery, she learns to trust him and soon, love him. While Ben learns Imani’s rigid exterior comes from a need for self-preservation, his feelings go from admiration to love of the caring woman inside.

Throughout this film, Ben and Imani will experience a dose of each other’s lives. The beauty and the difficulties. In the end, Ben and Imani change back to their original forms, but the love they propagated endures. Their story is one of different people with different views, cultures, and races, getting to what’s most human about the other, which happens to be the place where love waits.