Story of a con-artist forced to do community service with a chronic liar.

Filmed in Long Beach, California.

The often caustic and always funny comedian is in top form in this film which is comprised of two sold-out concerts at the Hollywood Palladium. Pryor often draws from his own experiences which include the accident that almost cost him his life.

In one of his earliest film roles Richard Pryor takes on everyone from the Pope to women's lib. Also featured are John Lennon and Yoko Ono Ron Carey Andy Warhol Peter Max and Al Goldstein.

Director Michael Schultz follows up his critically acclaimed and commercially successful COOLEY HIGH with this hilarious day-in-the-life tale set in modern day Los Angeles. At Sully Boyar's car wash a juvenile motley crew of city dwellers work their fingers to the bone waiting on the eccentric and sometimes haughty clientele. Throughout the day the young men find time to indulge in personal pursuits: one fellow fantasizes about the pretty waitress working at a local restaurant a militant preaches politics while more disgruntled workers find a way to justify their laziness. As the day wears on the many levels of oppression that control each individual's lives gradually become apparent. Luckily Schultz and screenwriter Joel Schumacher don't dwell on the potentially depressing aspects of their subject matter proving that sometimes laughter is the best medicine they stuff their film with enough verbal visual and situational humor to keep the audience laughing throughout. This can also be attributed to the performances by the all-star ensemble of performers including Franklin Ajaye Richard Pryor George Carlin Bill Duke and Garrett Morris. Cementing the deal is the film's soundtrack which features the soulful music of diva Rose Royce.

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