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During a road trip meant to bring them closer, the Meza family experiences an unexpected twist when they mysteriously swap bodies. As they adapt to each other’s lives, they gain new perspectives on their relationships in this lighthearted story about connection and understanding.
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During a road trip meant to bring them closer, the Meza family experiences an unexpected twist when they mysteriously swap bodies. As they adapt to each other’s lives, they gain new perspectives on their relationships in this lighthearted story about connection and understanding.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy, Family
Written By:Adriana Pelusi
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:No Dancing Today
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