A young white woman joins a group of climate refugees who migrate to Africa for survival following the freezing over of the rest of the world due to a shift in the Earth's crust caused by global warming. Given historical racial and wealth inequalities, how will indigenous Africans relate to them now that the tables are turned?

SYNOPSIS:

Soon after the earth's crust shifted and most of the western and eastern worlds are frozen over, a luxury cruise ship that was stranded out in the ocean with now poor and homeless Americans, Europeans, and Asians docks on a beach on the East Coast of Africa. While there are tensions between the climate refugees and the indigenous Africans, a young black African man falls in love with a young white American woman. Will their love help mend the present and historical differences between the two groups of people?