Smiling is something essential in the life of every human being, that smile that many times helps us face problems and show many that we are not finished!
This time I want to share with you this film that talks a little about the life of Jordan Sanders, a woman who as a child suffered harassment and bad comments from her schoolmates, and by now she has become an independent woman, but who abuses others due to everything she lived, because she promised herself, to annoy those she considered inferior or marginalized, like her in her childhood, but everything changes when a girl daughter of a man who sells donuts outside of Jordan's company, fight her and cast a spell on her, it might sound crazy and a little far-fetched, but that spell really falls on Jordan turning her into a girl again.
As a result of all this, Jordan will have to turn to his assistant April (who has made her life impossible since she started working with her) to maintain control and order of her company, in addition to helping her return to normality, as she must complete an important project so as not to lose one of your most important partners. Jordan will have to go through her school stage again, because if she does not do it, both she and April will be in big trouble, in this way our protagonist must relive part of what she lived in her school days, but she will find new allies that They will teach you many things, in this way you will see a change and learning, we will see that the decisions we make at a certain moment in our lives will make a difference in our future, and we will also learn that the best way to face problems is by showing an attitude determined and adequate.
Join Jordan in this process of her life, learn, reflect and above all have fun with this wonderful story! Remember we all have an inner child and from time to time we should enjoy everything with the eyes of a child!
Director: Tina Gordon Chism
Release date: April 8, 2019 (Los Angeles)
Cast:
Regina Hall as Jordan Sanders, a ruthless tech mogul.
Marsai Martin as 13-year-old Jordan Sanders.
Issa Rae as April, Jordan's overworked assistant.
Justin Hartley as Mr. Marshall, a teacher that 13-year-old Jordan Sanders has a crush on.
Tone Bell as Preston.
Rachel Dratch as Agent Bea.
Mikey Day as Connor.
JD McCrary as Isaac.
Marc Hawes as Scott.
Tucker Meek as Devon.
Thalia Tran as Raina.
Marley Taylor as Stevie.
Eva Carlton as Caren Greene / Jasmine.
Luke James as Trevor.