A24’s FRIENDSHIP Drops Hilarious and Chaotic First Trailer and Poster

A24’s Friendship trailer promises a hilariously unhinged look at adult male friendship gone wrong, starring Tim Robinson and Paul Rudd in a suburban spiral of chaos.
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A24 has finally unveiled the official trailer and poster for Friendship, the upcoming dark comedy that promises to deliver an offbeat and deeply relatable take on the struggles of adult male bonding. Written and directed by Andrew DeYoung (PEN15, Shrill), the film stars Tim Robinson, Kate Mara, Jack Dylan Grazer, and Paul Rudd in what looks to be an absurdly funny and surprisingly unsettling exploration of suburban loneliness.

A Bromance Gone Horribly Wrong

The trailer introduces Craig (Tim Robinson), an average suburban dad who becomes hopelessly enamored with his new neighbor, played by Paul Rudd. What starts as a simple desire for companionship spirals into an obsessive, increasingly destructive pursuit of friendship that threatens to unravel both of their lives.

The comedic tension is palpable as Craig—socially awkward but endearingly determined—goes to extreme lengths to befriend his cool, effortlessly charismatic neighbor. The trailer teases everything from awkward backyard interactions to hilariously misguided gestures of camaraderie, with Craig’s desperation growing more dangerous with every well-intentioned misstep.

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Kate Mara and Jack Dylan Grazer round out the cast, with Mara seemingly playing Craig’s increasingly concerned wife, and Grazer likely embodying a character caught in the middle of his dad’s spiraling antics.

A24’s Latest Comedy with a Dark Edge

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With a pedigree that includes cult-favorite comedies like Beef and The Disaster Artist, A24 has a reputation for delivering humor with a razor-sharp bite. Friendship looks to follow that tradition, blending cringe-inducing humor with psychological tension and genuine emotional stakes.

Tim Robinson, best known for his wildly absurd Netflix series I Think You Should Leave, is the perfect fit for a role that straddles the line between tragic and laugh-out-loud funny. Paul Rudd, as always, exudes effortless charm, making him the ideal foil for Robinson’s over-the-top enthusiasm.

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The newly released poster captures the film’s tone perfectly (as seen below): Robinson and Rudd side by side, with Robinson’s character grinning a little too wide—eager, excited, and maybe just a bit unhinged. The tagline teases the core of the story: “Suburban dad Craig falls hard for his charismatic new neighbor, as Craig’s attempts to make an adult male friend threaten to ruin both of their lives.”

With an all-star cast, a unique premise, and A24’s signature touch, Friendship is shaping up to be one of the year’s most exciting comedies. Whether you love Tim Robinson’s brand of socially awkward chaos or you’re eager to see Paul Rudd in another hilariously unfortunate predicament, this film is one to watch.


About Friendship

Friendship

Release Date: May 2025
Written & Directed By: Andrew DeYoung
Distribution: A24
Cast: Tim Robinson, Kate Mara, Jack Dylan Grazer, Paul Rudd

Logline
Suburban dad Craig falls hard for his charismatic new neighbor, as Craig’s attempts to make an adult male friend threaten to ruin both of their lives.


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