A little over 30 years ago, Wesley Snipes and Woody Harrelson chased hoops dreams in the buddy comedy White Men Can't Jump written and directed by Ron Shelton. Multi-platinum rap artist Jack Harlow makes his feature film acting debut in a contemporary reboot helmed by celebrated music video director Calmatic. Harlow plays former basketball star Jeremy, whose glittering career on the court was halted prematurely by injury. He hustles other athletes, who believe he can't play because he is white, including promising player Kamal (Sinqua Walls). Following a tense first encounter, Kamal approaches Jeremy with a business proposition: to pair up for a forthcoming basketball tournament where the winning two-man team walks off court with a cool half a million dollars