Like the sand-trapped woman in Samuel Beckett's 'Happy Days,' the protagonist of Amanda Kramer’s absurdist dramedy spends the ...

"Body swap with a chair" is certainly a simple enough premise that demands one watch the movie to find out how they pull it off. It's not the kind of '80s romp like Vice Versa or 18 Again ...

It’s like a body-swap movie where the adult minds are sent into some inescapable abyss (and the “real” adults go mad with frustration at the miscreants rediscovering their youthful zest).

"By Design," which premiered Thursday at the Sundance Film Festival, explores the premise of a woman swapping bodies with a chair to its fullest surreal potential.

A movie starring Emma Myers hit Netflix in November, stirring up the Wednesday fandom who are eagerly awaiting the second ...

There have been three versions of the mother-daughter body-swap movie "Freaky Friday." Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan starred as mother and daughter Tess and Anna Coleman in the most popular ...

Amanda Kramer brings an interesting take to body horror in her Sundance premiere "By Design," putting the focus on emotional transformation.

Why we’re excited: Forget Freakier Friday. The only body-swap movie we’re dying to see this year is between a woman and a chair. What we know: Jeremy Allen White is The Boss in the latest in a ...

“I think of it as it’s a body swap movie,” Kramer told executive editor Adam Chitwood at TheWrap’s Sundance Studio presented by World of Hyatt, explaining her approach to the film that ...

The actors reminisced about the movie, including their experiences working alongside Kidman. In the film, Ferrell portrayed ...