Shakti, an executive officer, and Blaine, her trophy husband live a seemingly happy life in a matriarchal world. Their lives are disrupted when Blaine gets kidnapped while on a business trip and gets taken to the 'Underworld', known for its patriarchy. Shakti sets off on a road trip with her friends in this dangerous land to get her husband back, hoping he has not already been corrupted by that culture. 

SYNOPSIS:

Shakti, an executive officer, and Blaine, her trophy husband live a seemingly happy life in a matriarchal world. This is a world in which patriarchy never happened. It was designed and run by great women throughout its history as evident in its design, social structure and laws. Everything is sustainable, cyclical, clean, pretty. The houses though are very linear and boxy, since the men are mostly stay-at-home dads. Men stand and chat in the kitchen during parties. Blaine reveals that he is unhappy. He expresses his desire to do forbidden manly things like he's seen in the Underworld videos. But it's just a dream.

While on a business trip, Blaine gets kidnapped due to a mistaken identity and is driven to the Underworld, a land with hardcore patriarchy. The kidnappers realize their mistake and set him free. With no money or means to communicate in this lawless land, he goes to a bar and befriends a group of bikers. He agrees to join them on a journey with a promise of fast bikes, big guns and his ultimate dream, a demolition derby.

Shakti, worried sick, sets out on a road trip with her friends in this dangerous land to get her husband back, hoping he has not been corrupted by the culture there. Instead they both learn valuable lessons about relationships, love and happiness.