Half White is a satirical comedy that explores the themes of xenophobia and racism in America. The film follows four immigrants - Juan, Ahmed, Li, and Mei - who are struggling to make ends meet in a society that is unwelcoming to outsiders.
Their luck changes when they meet Billy, a bumbling software employee who is desperate to keep his job despite his lack of knowledge and skills. In exchange for their help in covering for him at work, Billy offers to get them hired as white employees by convincing them to undergo white-face makeovers.
As they begin their new jobs, the four friends are forced to navigate the challenges of working in a new environment while concealing their true identities. Along the way, they encounter various obstacles and conflicts, such as dealing with racist coworkers and struggling to maintain their white personas.
Despite the humorous tone of the film, Half White also tackles serious issues of prejudice and discrimination in America. Through the experiences of its characters, the film highlights the absurdity and harmful effects of racial bias, while also celebrating the resilience and ingenuity of immigrants who are seeking a better life in a new land.