Vice versa

Somewhere in Thailand, a thief steals a skull from a mountain temple. The religious artifact is unwittingly brought to Chicago by department-store executive Marshall Seymour who discovers it in his luggage. One day, during an argument, Marshall's son Charlie holds the skull and wishes that he could change places with his father. When Marshall replies that he too would like to switch places, a magical transformation occurs: Charlie changes into Marshall and Marshall changes into Charlie. Charlie must impersonate his father at the department store; Marshall is forced to revisit the rigors of the 6th grade. All the while, the smugglers are intent on retrieving the skull. (Circulates).

Marshall Seymour (Judge Reinhold) is Vice President of a Chicago department store, in charge of buying. He is divorced and has a son named Charlie (Fred Savage) whom he has little time for. When Marshall returns, he takes Charlie for a few days while his mother, Robyn (Jane Kaczmarek), and stepfather Cliff, are vacationing. Tensions run high in the family since Charlie can't understand why his father can't be more involved in his life. After they both express a wish and touch the skull, Charlie grows up into his father's body.