White Chicks

White Chicks (2004) casts the Wayans brothers as FBI agents who, after bungling a drug raid, are given an unusual assignment: impersonating a pair of white socialites. When the real sisters suffer disfigurement, the agents must undergo a drastic transformation, from black men to white women, navigating the upper echelons of society with their newly acquired, but flimsy, identity. The film is a satire of racial stereotypes and class disparity, rendered in the slapstick and absurd humor that is the Wayans brothers' trademark.