Director: Dave Chernin, John Chernin
One night, one house party, and four freshman boys who are about to learn just how badly a first big night out can go.
What is Incoming about?
Benj and his three closest friends have spent the summer psyching themselves up for one thing: crashing the party thrown by the most popular senior in school. Once inside, each boy chases a different version of the same goal — a girl, a reputation, a moment that will define how the rest of high school treats them — and each plan collapses in a different, more humiliating way almost immediately. What follows is a single chaotic night stitched together from awkward crushes, older kids who barely notice the freshmen exist, and a string of escalating mishaps that force the group to actually rely on each other instead of the personas they walked in with. It's less about winning the party and more about surviving it with any dignity intact.
Cast & crew
Mason Thames anchors the friend group as the most anxious of the four, with Ali Gallo, Thomas Barbusca, and Raphael Alejandro playing off him as friends whose confidence rarely matches their circumstances. Kaitlin Olson brings adult chaos into the mix, and Isabella Ferreira and Bardia Seiri round out a house full of upperclassmen the boys are desperate to impress.
Context & significance
The film sits comfortably in the teen house-party genre that has produced decades of coming-of-age comedies, but keeps its scale small and its timeline tight — one party, one night, no subplots that pull away from the central group. That compression is what gives the comedy its rhythm: every embarrassment lands within minutes of the last one.
Where & how to watch
Incoming is available on K-Time with Farsi dubbing and Farsi subtitles, making it an easy watch for Persian-speaking teens and families alike. The film's page can be browsed for free, and streaming the movie itself only requires logging into a K-Time account, inside a platform built around a Farsi-first viewing experience for the diaspora.