Craig Waterman is a suburban dad in middle age who favors extremely puffy jackets, yearns to see the new Marvel movie and is so uncool that he lobbies his town to have speed bumps installed.

Craig is like one of those loser characters in the Progressive Insurance commercials about not becoming your parents. “It’s a school night for me!” he’ll announce when the party is just ...

Craig is like one of those loser characters in the Progressive Insurance commercials about not becoming your parents. "It's a school night for me!" ...

Craig Waterman is a suburban dad in middle age who favors extremely puffy jackets, yearns to see the new Marvel movie and is so uncool that he lobbies his town to have speed bumps installed.

Andrew DeYoung’s auspicious debut feature “Friendship,” which tackles modern masculinity and male loneliness with biting satire and humor, taking detours into horror and the surreal.

Craig Waterman is a suburban dad in middle age who favors extremely puffy jackets, yearns to see the new Marvel movie and is so uncool that he lobbies his town to have speed bumps installed.

Craig is like one of those loser characters in the Progressive Insurance commercials about not becoming your parents. “It’s a school night for me!” he’ll announce when the party is just ...

Craig (Tim Robinson, at his awkward best) is instantly smitten — platonically — by Austin (Paul Rudd, at his charismatic best) and why would he not? The neighbor is everything Craig is not. Craig is ...

Craig is like one of those loser characters in the Progressive Insurance commercials about not becoming your parents. “It's a school night for me!” he'll announce when the party is just ...