Friendship

Men shouldn’t have friends. Mastermind of the sketch-comedy, ‘I Think You Should Leave’, Tim Robinson and universally beloved funnyman, Paul Rudd, are seeking FRIENDSHIP in Andrew DeYoung and A24’s hilariously unhinged male bonding nightmare comedy. Dubbed by critics and audiences as ‘the funniest film of the year’, Robinson delivers his perfectly honed style of cringe-comedy alongside an effortlessly comedic Rudd, to discomfiting yet belly-laugh-inducing effect. Suburban dad Craig (Robinson) falls hard for his charismatic new neighbour Austin (Rudd), but Craig’s attempts to make an adult male friend threaten to ruin both of their lives. DeYoung’s surreal, satirical debut feature playfully pokes the beast that is the ‘male-loneliness epidemic’, creating an ideal playground for the side-splittingly funny duo of Rudd and Robinson to form the gleefully awkward and high key obsessive friendship we never knew we needed (no, but actually may this kind of friendship never find me).