Big Time Adolescence

Griffin Gluck is a suburban teenager receiving terrible guidance from his older, screw-up friend (Pete Davidson) in this buddy comedy nominated for the Grand Jury Prize at Sundance.

"It’s funny: humans have been growing up for a really long time, but somehow we still suck at it. Just look at sixteen-year-old Mo (Griffin Gluck, Why Him?). He’s bright enough and comes from a good family, yet his best friend is … Zeke (Pete Davidson). Yeah, that Zeke—the aggressively unmotivated college dropout who used to date Mo’s older sister. Mo’s well-meaning dad (Jon Cryer, Two and a Half Men) is less-than-thrilled by this state of affairs. His sister? Woof. So instead of spending his days readying himself for adulthood, young Mo is getting a very different sort of schooling. Zeke favours a nontraditional style with practicals in dealing, partying, and ghosting. Academia this ain’t." (Sundance Film Festival)

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