In this 1973 Blaxploitation comedy, a patriarchal family's world is turned upside down when Mrs. Brooks joins her children in rebelling against their abusive father's retrogressive behavior. The film was conceived as an antidote to the genre and features a vibrant celebration of African American identity, with themes of liberation, unity, and self-empowerment at its core. As the family comes together for a joyous African-themed wedding, Leonard Jackson is forced to rethink his values in a hilarious and heartwarming exploration of generational gap and cultural identity.
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