In the comedy "Flock of Dudes," directed by Bob Castrone, a thirty-something man-child named Adam (played by Chris D'Elia) decides it is finally time to grow up and break off his long-standing, codependent friendship with his immature, party-loving group of buddies. After a particularly disastrous weekend, Adam makes a pact with his exasperated girlfriend (portrayed by Hannah Simone) to cut ties with his pals, including the irresponsible ringleader (played by Bryan Greenberg) and the overly sensitive friend (portrayed by Skylar Astin). What follows is a hilarious and chaotic journey as Adam attempts to navigate the world of adult responsibilities while his former friends, led by a surprisingly wise old-timer (played by Ray Liotta), do everything in their power to drag him back into their hedonistic lifestyle. Featuring a vibrant ensemble cast that includes Melissa Rauch, Jamie Chung, and Hilary Duff, this raucous and heartfelt comedy explores the often painful yet necessary transition from perpetual adolescence to genuine adulthood, all while asking whether a man can truly leave his inner "dude" behind.