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No matter who you are, growing up can often mean discovering your parents are more flawed and complicated than you realized when you were a kid. But if you’re Alex Winter and you’ve made the scrappy yet still darkly fun film “Adulthood,” this is nothing compared to what he puts his characters through.

If you thought you had family problems, strap in, as your otherwise messy loved ones are all going to look like downright angels in comparison to this film that’s one part peak Coen brothers, one part an episode of the outstanding HBO series “Barry,” and one hundred percent Winter. Lovers of the director’s…

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