Marketing executive Craig lives an unremarkable life: he has a white-collar job, a house, a car, a loyal wife, Tami (Kate Mara) and a reluctant companion in teenage son Steven (Jack Dylan Grazer). But when cool new neighbour Austin moves in - a suave local weatherman who also fronts a band - Craig is immediately enamoured. Intent on winning Austin’s affections, Craig is enthusiastic about the prospect of escaping his comfort zone and securing an emotional bond with a new friend. However, after Craig makes a social faux-pas, Austin suggests he doesn't want another friend and their relationship disastrously unravels.

Perfect for fans of cult comedy star Robinson, Friendship is a hysterical, uniquely unsettling portrait of a bromance going catastrophically awry.

"Ridiculously funny...also deeply poignant, ultimately [DeYoung] has made a movie about male loneliness." - Esther Zuckerman, GQ