Life Is Easy until you encounter a Freaky Friday-like body swapping situation.

This series takes body-swapping to a new level that crosses the line with race, gender, and even sex.

The story follows Jamie-Li and Curtis—two best friends since childhood. They are like Yin and Yang. They are like potato and gravy. Jamie-Li is a straight Chinese-Kiwi woman. Curtis is a gay white man. The two friends are different and yet un-separable as friends. Until a night of wild partying on their joint 25^th birthday, the two Gemini woke up to discover themselves in each other’s bodies. It creates a mess of issues that unravels the way they see others and themselves. They thought they were “woke” until they woke up in each other’s bodies.

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LRM Online spoke to series creators and stars Chye-Ling Huang and Cole Jenkins on a video conference call in New Zealand. They discussed in detail about the development of the eight-episode series and a potential for a season two. The storyline nearly mirrors their friendship in real life as they challenge themselves in this creative process.

Additionally, Life Is Easy is a good representation of diversity and New Zealand.

Life Is Easy is now streaming on the LGBTQ+ Network Revry worldwide today. Visit www.revry.tv

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