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"Friendship"

On TV, Tim Robinson and Nathan Fielder have been doing genius-level comedy. Fielder hasn't yet jumped into his own films, but, then again, it's hard to get an epic of cringe comedy and aviation safety like season two of "The Rehearsal" into a feature-length movie. But in "Friendship," writer and director Andrew DeYoung brings Robinson, star of "I Think You Should Leave," into well-tailored, very funny and dementedly perceptive movie scenario. He plays a man who awkwardly befriends a cool neighbor (Paul Rudd). While their differences make for most of the comedy in the movie, "Friendship" – which culminates in a telling wink – is really about their similarities. (Available for digital rental) – Coyle