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Family |
| Director | | |
R. Michael Givens |
| Writer | | |
Max Botkin |
| Company | | |
TVA Films |
| Starring | | |
French Stewart
Pauly Shore
George Wendt
Kendall Applegate
Dick Van Patten
Ariel Winter
Renée Taylor
Gina La Piana
Billy Unger
Andrew Astor
Will Shadley
Emily Rose Everhard
Colleen Crabtree
Kurt Doss
Bridger Palmer
Brenda Goodbread
Dylan Cash
Atticus Shaffer
Casey Margolis
Brandon Waters
Rico Rodriguez
Isabella Astor
Uriah Shelton
Laurel Webber
Trenton Rogers
Kristen Combs
Brandon Killham
David Gore
Eric Unger
Steven Paul
Lauren Ingmire
Aaron Refvem
Michael William Arnold
Katherine Disque
Logan Grove
Bradley Steven Perry
Nadji Jeter
Brian Vestal
Charlene Geisler
Kelly Crean
Christian Pikes
Melody Hollis
Debbie McAlister
Joshua Lopez Lawson
Creed Coley
Jared Gilmore
Carlos Antonio
Delpano Wills
Christopher Ausburn
Brooklyn Schwetje
Skye Barrett
Thomas Lumberg Jr.
Cole Marcus
Teresa Berkin
Christopher Frontiero
Bryan James Taylor
Aidan Potter
Suzette Craft |
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If you thought Friday was freaky you haven't seen anything yet... Opposite Day is a hilarious new comedy that puts the kids in charge and the adults in their place. Nine year old Sammy and his 8 year old sister Carla go on holiday with their grandparents when their overworked parents are unable to take them. On the first night of their mountain vacation Sammy makes a childlike wish "I wish kids ruled the world". Little did he know what was yet to happen. Back in town Sammy's friend Chas is being used as part of his father's ambitious experiment to decode the language of babies, but the experiment goes wildly wrong. When the machine being used explodes, a thrust of energy and elements are released into the town and the personalities of kids and adults reverse, resulting in a town run by kid cops, kid fireman, kid judges, kid lawyers, etc. Sammy, Carla, and their grandparents return form their vacation to find the world is a much different and chaotic place. Sammy is determined to try to enjoy and take advantaged of the situation for as long as possible while Carla is worried and cautious from the start. Together they discover that being responsible "adults" isn't as fun as they had imagined. Pitted against their old friend Chas who wants to turn this freak accident into a permanent global phenomenon, the siblings have to learn to trust each other, and to learn that all the rules of growing up are there to help you grow up right.
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