"Craig is an oaf, none too bright, has no admirable hobbies or interests, sports a childish trigger temper, few social graces, and a painfully lame sense of 'humor.'"
"Misreading boorishness as some kind of ironical quirkiness, Austin whisks him off to a friendship that might just be the worst mistake he's ever made."
In 'Friendship,' writer-director Andrew DeYoung introduces us to Craig Waterman, a socially awkward Floridian portrayed by Tim Robinson, who struggles with personal relationships and self-awareness. The film opens with a cringe-worthy scene at a cancer support group, highlighting Craigâs insensitivity and lack of social skills. Despite his shortcomingsâsuch as a poor sense of humor and a temperâhe tries to form a bond with his neighbor Austin, a charming weatherman played by Paul Rudd. This mismatched friendship raises questions about connection, empathy, and the nature of social interaction.
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