Brad Sanders

An off-the-wall comedy documentary about the greatest rap band that never was.

When ladies' man Robin meets the beautiful Jamika at a funeral service, he feels he must have died and gone to heaven. But on their first date, she greets him with four small surprises: her son Leon and girlfriend Bebe's three trouble-seeking kids. Robin's dream date becomes a nightmare as the group goes to the amusement park Fun World.

When ladies' man Robin meets the beautiful Jamika at a funeral service, he feels he must have died and gone to heaven. But on their first date, she greets him with four small surprises: her son Leon and girlfriend Bebe's three trouble-seeking kids. Robin's dream date becomes a nightmare as the group goes to the amusement park Fun World.

When ladies' man Robin meets the beautiful Jamika at a funeral service, he feels he must have died and gone to heaven. But on their first date, she greets him with four small surprises: her son Leon and girlfriend Bebe's three trouble-seeking kids. Robin's dream date becomes a nightmare as the group goes to the amusement park Fun World.

When ladies' man Robin meets the beautiful Jamika at a funeral service, he feels he must have died and gone to heaven. But on their first date, she greets him with four small surprises: her son Leon and girlfriend Bebe's three trouble-seeking kids. Robin's dream date becomes a nightmare as the group goes to the amusement park Fun World.

This film takes a satirical look at the ambivalent relationship between Hollywood power brokers and African-American performers. The filmmaker also stars as Bobby Taylor, a struggling actor looking for his big break in the entertainment industry. While working a day job flipping burgers, Bobby heads out to insulting casting calls where white casting agents pass judgement on whether he seems "black enough." When Bobby actually does earn a big role, he is forced to choose between accepting work that opens doors, but ultimately demeans him and returning to obscurity with his principles intact.

This film takes a satirical look at the ambivalent relationship between Hollywood power brokers and African-American performers. The filmmaker also stars as Bobby Taylor, a struggling actor looking for his big break in the entertainment industry.

This film takes a satirical look at the ambivalent relationship between Hollywood power brokers and African-American performers. The filmmaker also stars as Bobby Taylor, a struggling actor looking for his big break in the entertainment industry.

Ends 05/31/13. This is no curveball--if Richard Pryor can spend $30 million in 30 days, he'll inherit $300 million. The bases are loaded with major league laughs as minor league pitcher Pryor hustles to unload the loot, with some help from buddy John Candy. Is there love on deck, too, with the gorgeous accountant (Lonette McKee) who is keeping tabs on Brewster's bucks?

Richard Pryor is Montgomery Brewster, a minor league baseball pitcher who discovers he has to blow $30 million in 30 days as a condition to inherit a much greater fortune. Here's the catch: He will forfeit everything if he reveals to a soul the real reason he seems to be throwing away all that cash. With the help of his pal Spike (John Candy), they set off on a frantic spending spree the likes of which would bring any self-respecting accountant to his knees.

This is no curveball--if Richard Pryor can spend $30 million in 30 days, he'll inherit $300 million. The bases are loaded with major league laughs as minor league pitcher Pryor hustles to unload the loot, with some help from buddy John Candy. Is there love on deck, too, with the gorgeous accountant (Lonette McKee) who is keeping tabs on Brewster's bucks?

Comedy legends Richard Pryor and John Candy star in this tale of a failed minor league baseball player who learns that he is heir to a fortune. There is one stipulation - he must spend $30 million in 30 days in order to earn the $300 million estate.