Martin Lawrence delivers a piercing look at his life in this 2002 stand-up comedy concert film, lifting the smokescreen that has clouded the public view and tackling everything from personal struggles like relationships and divorce to social commentary on smoking and growing up, all delivered with raucous anecdotes and unflinching candor. Shot live at DAR Constitution Hall in Washington, D.C., the film features Lawrence addressing several high-profile issues that led him to take a lengthy hiatus prior to the performance. With his trademark irreverence, Lawrence shares intimate reflections on life's trials and tribulations, from marriage and childbirth to old age, all with characteristic humor and honesty.