In the charmingly awkward comedy White Dad, writer-director Pete Vinal also stars as a well-meaning but hopelessly out-of-touch father whose suburban life is turned upside down. When his free-spirited adult daughter, played by Kaitlin Cox, returns home with a new worldview and a series of unconventional choices, he must confront his own outdated perspectives to maintain their bond. Supported by his pragmatic wife, portrayed by Elizabeth Roberts, and a skeptical neighbor, Richard K. Olsen, this everyman dad embarks on a series of hilarious misadventures in a desperate attempt to bridge the generational and cultural divide. With a sharp script from Alan Yang, the film delivers warm, cringe-worthy laughs as it explores family, identity, and the universal struggle to stay relevant in a rapidly changing world.