In the uproarious comedy "Home Free," a group of directionless twenty-somethings find their carefree lives of couch-surfing and avoiding responsibility turned upside down. Led by the charmingly aimless Ryan Cownie and his more pragmatic friend John Karna, this makeshift family includes the quick-witted Annie Fox and the ever-optimistic Jashawn Lee, all living in a state of perpetual adolescence. Their world is shattered when their last remaining tolerant friend and landlord decides to sell the house, forcing them to finally confront the real world they've so expertly avoided. Directed by Aaron Brown and written by Alexi Hawley and Noah Hawley, the film follows this band of misfits as they embark on a series of misguided schemes and hilarious misadventures to secure a new home, all while grappling with the terrifying prospect of growing up. With a tone that blends sharp wit with genuine heart, "Home Free" captures the chaotic and comedic struggle of clinging to youth while the foundations of your life are being sold out from under you.