All Is Forgiven

A motley crew of Latvian ne'er-do-wells performs rude, crude and lewd stunts.

A 1949 showcase for singers, musicians and comics.

Bruce Jay Friedman's acclaimed off-Broadway play, which offers a decidedly unusual perspective on the afterlife, is brought to the screen in this production originally created for public television. Tandy (Bill Bixby) is a New York Police Department employee who suddenly and unexpectedly finds himself enjoying a steam at a public bathhouse overseen by an elderly Hispanic gentleman, Morty (Jose Perez). As the evening wears on, Tandy and Morty are joined by several other guests -- a stock trader (Kenneth Mars), a cabbie (Stephen Elliott), an attractive woman (Valerie Perrine), and a schlubby nebbish (Herb Edelman) -- and it begins to dawn on Tandy and his companions that they've all recently died, and that the steam bath is actually the waiting room to the next life, where Morty is judging their fates.

Miscue about a clumsy San Francisco cop and his girlfriend, based on the 1978 movie hit with Chevy Chase and Goldie Hawn.

This side splitting hour long release from stand-up comedian Jim Norton captures a live performance by the comic in which he employs his signature brand of no-holds-barred skewering of as many popular figures in the media and politics as he can manage.