Craig (Tim Robinson) is a socially awkward suburban dad whose desperate desire for camaraderie is exacerbated by his cancer survivor wife’s (Kate Mara) frustrations with their marriage. When a charismatic weatherman Austin (Paul Rudd) moves in next door, Craig finally get the chance he’s been waiting for – until his quest for connection spirals into an obsessive and uncomfortable pursuit of friendship.

A darkly comedic take about the need to belong, Andrew DeYoung’s directorial debut brilliantly tackles the universal struggle of making friends as an adult, particularly for men, highlighting the pitfalls of misreading social cues and trying too hard. Capitalising on Robinson’s pitch-perfect brand of painfully awkward comedy, this is a boundary-pushing comedy that will make you laugh and cringe, often at the same time.