"Family Weekend" on Amazon Prime. Don't recall ever hearing about it. 2013, has a few somewhat big names. Kristin Chenoweth and Matthew Modine are distracted, self absorbed, not very good parents. All 4 of their kids are fairly weird and display obsessive behavior, although each about something entirely different than the others. Their competitive jump roping oldest daughter has had enough of the family dynamics and decides to do something about it. Spikes mom and dad's wine at dinner on a Friday night, ties them up in the living room and plans to have a 24 hour intervention with them to get them to shape up. Convinces the other siblings to go along with it. People keep dropping by, complicating matters. Including the daughter's frenemy from across the street, who decides to get in on the action.
It's pretty crazy, but I enjoyed it. Has some decent humor. Also some surprisingly good stuff about being a supportive, loving family.
The daughter and her friend have both been in quite a bit of stuff, but somehow I don't think I'd seen any of it. Olesysa Rulin and Chloe Bridges. Younger sister is Joey King. Her character is obsessed with acting, each scene she's channeling somebody from a famous movie. Her character is only 9 years old in the movie (she's several years older, because yeah of course), so it's pretty weird/creepy when she's doing Jodie Foster's character from "Taxi Driver"--which was probably pretty creepy to begin with, but that character was older than 9. It's funnier when she switches to "Reservoir Dogs."
