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The Family Jumble (second feature)

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The Family Jumble (La mia famiglia a soqquadro)

The Family Jumble (La mia famiglia a soqquadro)

The Family Jumble (La mia famiglia a soqquadro)

original title:

La mia famiglia a soqquadro

directed by:

Max Nardari

cast:

Gabriele Caprio, Bianca Nappi, Marco Cocci, Elisabetta Pellini, Eleonora Giorgi, Ninni Bruschetta, Luis Molteni, Roberto Carrubba, Elisa Di Eusanio, Raniero Monaco Di Lapio, Christian Borromeo, Silvia Tortarolo, Mino Caprio, Beatrice Deodato, Stefano Francoia, Olga Sgambati

screenplay:

Max Nardari, Fausto Petronzio

cinematography:

Beppe Gallo

editing:

Carlo Balestrieri

set design:

Fabio Vitale

costume design:

Roberto Conforti

music:

Cris Ciampoli, Max Nardari

producer:

Max Nardari, Max Nardari

production:

Reset Production

distribution:

Europictures [Italy], Spafax (Airlines) [Worldwide], Encore Inflight (Airlines) [Worldwide]

world sales:

Media Luna New Films [Germany]

country:

Italy

year:

2016

film run:

90'

format:

HD - colour

aspect ratio:

1.85:1

release date:

30/03/2017

festivals & awards:

  • Bahamas International Film Festival 2016: World Cinema
  • Festival Skip City International 2016
  • Artelesia Film Festival 2016
  • Bahamas International Film Festival 2016
  • Festival Internazionale di Salerno 2017: Premio Speciale Lungometraggi
  • Festival di Busto Arsizio 2017: Made in ItalyMostra Internazionale del Cinema di Venezia 2018: Premio Leone di Vetro come Miglior Regista ed Eccellenza Veneta
  • Kinolub Festival 2018: Best Feature Film Award
  • Pulcinella Film Festival 2018: Premio Miglior Commedia Italiana
  • Cubo Festival 2018: Premio Miglior Soggetto
  • Festival Inventa un Film 2018: Premio Miglior Film

Martin is 11 years old and faces a new dimension: middle school. He soon realizes that in his classroom, he is the only one having parents still married. Through his schoolmates, Martin also learns the benefits of having divorced parents, like being constantly at the center of both attention and – most of all – both wallets. He grows tired of his boring life and finally makes a plan to have his parents splitting up.