In the uproarious comedy "Like Father, Like Kyle," a young man's life is hilariously upended when he is forced to confront his own future. Kyle, played by Indy Quinn, is a charming but perpetually irresponsible slacker who believes adulthood is a trap to be avoided at all costs. His carefully curated life of minimal effort is thrown into chaos with the sudden arrival of an unexpected visitor: his own future son, portrayed by E.J. Arthur. This bewildered teenager from down the timeline has traveled back to meet the legendarily cool dad he’s always heard about, only to find a man-child who can barely manage his own laundry.

Directed by Honey Drew Clanton and Indy Quinn, the film finds its comedic heart in the clash of expectations as the earnest son tries to mold his present-day father into the heroic figure he idolizes, while Kyle desperately tries to maintain his carefree lifestyle without revealing the truth to his skeptical girlfriend, played by Jess Ronco. As Kyle is dragged into a series of increasingly chaotic and heartfelt situations orchestrated by his determined son, he begins to question what kind of man he really is and what legacy he might one day leave behind. This warm and witty story blends slapstick humor with genuine emotion, exploring the messy, complicated, and often hilarious journey of growing up, whether you're ready for it or not.