Paul Franchak

Two guys who swapped bodies without rhyme or reason, and have been stuck that way for 5 months, grapple with whether or not to reveal their predicament to their friends and family.

After tolerating five years of disrespect, Cassie decides it's time to make hell for her in-laws and her cheating husband.

The black sheep of the family, SHAUN BURASKI, is asked to deliver the eulogy for his late sister at her memorial service. Unable to confront his own suppressed feelings bubbling to the surface, he breaks down at the start of his speech and leaves. With the help of his girlfriend, SAMANTHA, his nephew, DANIEL, and a relic from his sister's past, he returns to podium as he battles against fear, self-doubt, regrets, and personal demons in order to rise to the occasion and become a new, better man for those around him.—Jonah Cloer

The black sheep of the family, SHAUN BURASKI, is asked to deliver the eulogy for his late sister at her memorial service. Unable to confront his own suppressed feelings bubbling to the surface, he breaks down at the start of his speech and leaves. With the help of his girlfriend, SAMANTHA, his nephew, DANIEL, and a relic from his sister's past, he returns to podium as he battles against fear, self-doubt, regrets, and personal demons in order to rise to the occasion and become a new, better man for those around him.—Jonah Cloer

The black sheep of the family, SHAUN BURASKI, is asked to deliver the eulogy for his late sister at her memorial service. Unable to confront his own suppressed feelings bubbling to the surface, he breaks down at the start of his speech and leaves. With the help of his girlfriend, SAMANTHA, his nephew, DANIEL, and a relic from his sister's past, he returns to podium as he battles against fear, self-doubt, regrets, and personal demons in order to rise to the occasion and become a new, better man for those around him.—Jonah Cloer