Smart Working

Smart Working (2026)



7.7 2026 95 min

Director: Svevo Moltrasio

Cast: Maccio Capatonda, Sara Lazzaro, Alessandro Tiberi, Maurizio Nichetti, Svevo Moltrasio

Giuliano’s life has taken a turn for the better with the freedom of remote work—until his underperforming coworkers jeopardize it all, threatening to drag the whole team back to the office. At the same time, he and his wife Laura are preparing for their second child and hunting for a bigger place to call home. While Laura weighs a controversial career opportunity, Giuliano’s colleagues unexpectedly turn his apartment into their own makeshift office, sparking a surprising boost in their productivity and organization. Caught between invasive coworkers and domestic chaos, Giuliano must think fast to protect his job, hold his family together, and keep the dream of a new home alive.

More About This Film

Smart Working is an Italian comedy about Giuliano, a man whose life has improved dramatically since he began working from home. His comfortable routine is threatened when his colleagues' poor performance puts the remote-work arrangement at risk, raising the possibility that everyone will be forced back into the office.

At the same time, Giuliano and his wife Laura are expecting their second child and trying to find a larger home. When their apartment becomes a makeshift workplace for Giuliano's colleagues, domestic life and professional life collide in a series of increasingly chaotic situations.

  • Svevo Moltrasio directed and wrote the film.
  • Maccio Capatonda stars as Giuliano, with Sara Lazzaro as Laura and Alessandro Tiberi among the principal cast.
  • Other cast members include Maurizio Nichetti, Svevo Moltrasio, Giulia Bolatti, and Quentin Darmon.
  • The film was produced by Ideacinema and Italian International Film with Rai Cinema.
  • Vision Distribution released the film in Italy on April 6, 2026.

Where to Watch

Smart Working is an Italian theatrical comedy with streaming availability depending on local digital licensing.

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