When a wrongly delivered package draws suburban dad Craig into the life of his charming new neighbour Austin, an unlikely friendship begins to bloom. At first, it feels like the start of a heartwarming bromance, but things quickly take a darker turn. Craig’s obsessive nature starts to push Austin away, sending Craig into a downward spiral that threatens to unravel his entire world. Director Andrew DeYoung delivers a sharply funny take on modern male friendships with this offbeat comedy, starring Tim Robinson (from cult sketch show I Think You Should Leave) in a standout role.

Reviews

‘Robinson, really, is a genius at all this… There are few better at capturing the existential terror of having to talk to other people and then making us laugh about it. He might be a clown, but he’s our clown.’
★★★★
Clarisse Loughery, The Independent

‘The same wildcard energy that made Robinson’s sketch series a cult classic is threaded through Friendship. There’s a feeling that anything could happen at any moment.’
★★★★
Hannah Strong, Little White Lies