Smart Working (Italy, 2026, 87′)

Friday 25 September, 9 p.m., Cinema Teatro Agnelli, Via Paolo Sarpi, 111/A

In collaboration with Cinema Teatro Agnelli.

On Friday 25 September at 9 pm, Job Film Days, in collaboration with Cinema Teatro Agnelli, presents Smart Working by Svevo Moltrasio. The film explores the highly topical subject of working from home: an apparently ideal solution that risks becoming a problem. An ironic, contemporary comedy about the contradictions of remote work and the increasingly blurred boundary between work and private life. Featuring Maurizio Nichetti in the cast, the film was shot entirely in Turin, in areas including Borgo Dora, San Donato, Monte dei Cappuccini, Crocetta and Porta Palazzo.

Followed by a Q&A with the director joining remotely.

Admission: tickets available at the cinema box office.

International title: Smart Working
Original title: Smart Working
Director, screenplay, edit: Svevo Moltrasio
Photography: Agostino Vertucci 
Music: Fabio D’Onofrio
Cast: Maccio Capatonda, Sara Lazzaro, Alessandro Tiberi, Giulia Bolatti, Maurizio Nichetti
Distribution: Vision Distribution

Remote work has improved Giuliano’s life, but his colleagues’ poor productivity threatens to force everyone back to the office. This happens exactly when he and his wife are waiting for their second child and are looking for a larger house. While Laura grapples with a controversial job offer, Giuliano’s colleagues transform their apartment into a makeshift office, regaining their productivity. In this chaos generated by the intrusive coworkers, Giuliano will have to find creative solutions to save his job, his family and the purchase of his new home.

Featuring Maurizio Nichetti in the cast, the movie was entirely shot in Turin across various parts of the city such as Borgo Dora, San Donato, Monte dei Cappuccini, Crocetta, and Porta Palazzo.

Svevo Moltrasio. Director, actor and screenwriter born in Rome in 1980. He graduated in cinema at Roma Tre University writing a thesis on Clint Eastwood. After writing and directing some short films, he moved to Paris in 2009. Between 2015 and 2018, he produced the web series Ritails dedicated to the italians’ life in Paris. In 2019, he returned to Rome where he started to teach cinema at DAM Academy.  In 2023, he directed Gli Ospiti, his first long feature film. Social comedy defines his filmmaking style. 

Partial filmography: Gli Ospiti (2023), Smart Working (2026).