Two broke, inseparable best friends get swept into someone else's chaos after a case of mistaken identity turns their aimless routine upside down.
What is The Wrong Girls about?
Living check to check and rarely sober enough to plan past the next hour, a pair of codependent friends drift through a life built on shared couches and shared bad decisions. That drift stops fast when they're mistaken for two other women entirely — people with debts, enemies, or plans far bigger and far more dangerous than anything the pair signed up for. What follows is a scramble to talk, bluff, and stumble their way out of a situation that keeps escalating faster than they can keep up with it, all while the friendship at the center of the film gets stress-tested by every wrong turn. The comedy leans on the mismatch between the low stakes these two are used to and the much higher ones suddenly forced on them.
About the cast
Kristen Stewart and Alia Shawkat anchor the friendship at the film's center, with LaKeith Stanfield, Zack Fox, Tony Hale, Chris Estrada, Thomas La Barbera Christensen, and Thor Knai filling out the surrounding cast pulled into the mix-up.
Context & significance
Directed by Dylan Meyer, the film sits in the mistaken-identity comedy tradition, using a case of confused names as the engine for escalating chaos rather than a slow-build plot. The setup — two friends scraping by, suddenly plunged into circumstances built for people they aren't — gives the film room for both broad physical comedy and a more grounded look at a friendship under pressure, without needing either register to explain the other.
Watching The Wrong Girls on Ktime
"The Wrong Girls" streams on K-Time with Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles available, making it easy to follow for Farsi-speaking viewers whichever version they prefer. Watching only requires a free K-Time account — no purchase, no trial period, just sign in through K-Time's Farsi-friendly interface and start streaming.