Freaky Profiling

This is a look into the issue of race relations that gives us a feel for others' situation. Reconciliation is possible but we just have to look at others' point of view. Not every cop is bad but the bad ones make it that much more difficult for every black or brown person being pulled over because they don't know who they can trust to do the right thing. . Love the idea that protests can be peaceful and have a strong message. The seriousness of the topic is presented in a way that is funny and heartwarming at times. God has a vision for humankind that is one of togetherness not hate and separation.

Admittedly, I cringe when I see switched identity stories which tend to lean into predictable and familiar territories. This film is the exception. They were able to leverage it into an entertaining, fun and thoughtful piece of art that resonates and felt real. Tackling racial tension in film is a bit tricky, but I enjoyed how it was approaced here with great nuance and care. Accomplishing this I attribute to memorable performances of the lead actors who both had great chemistry together. Additionally, the storyline, dialogue and memorable ending (dont want to spoil it) was a dope conclusion. Kudos to the director and entire team. Highly recommend you check out this important film.