Alan Arkin

This film processes the frank discussions which offers unique dialogue to bring a message across to abused men/women in general. In a manner it gives an opportunity for men to be heard on a social issue.

An experimental documentary attempting to explain why a man suffering from depression and anxiety chose to go live in his van in the southwest for the winter to free himself from his cravings and afflictions and the trap of his existential crisis. Along the way he explores the roots of his anxieties, the role of the artist in a future dominated by artificial intelligence and the humiliation of self-destruction. —Steven Riddle

Two friends, Mitch Planko and Dave Lockwood (Ryan Reynolds and Jason Bateman), who have drifted apart, now lead different lives. Dave is an overworked lawyer, husband, and father of three, while Mitch is a single, quasi-employed man-child. They believe the other one has a better life, and while peeing into a fountain they wish they led each other`s lives. The next morning, they wake up to find themselves in each others`bodies, living each other`s lives.

Layla Fourie, a young single-mother in South Africa, receives a job assignment as polygraphist. In the constant presence of mistrust, lies and fear Layla soon becomes a suspect herself.