Without You I'm Nothing [VHS]

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	Actor(s):	Sandra Bernhard John Doe Steve Antin Lu Leonard Ken Foree
	Video by:	Mpi Home Video
	Sales Rank:	459441

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Actor(s):
Sandra Bernhard
John Doe
Steve Antin
Lu Leonard
Ken Foree

Recording label: Mpi Home Video
EAN: 9786302684933
Binding: VHS Tape
ISBN: 6302684935
Format: Color, NTSC,
Release Date: 1993-09-29
Universal product code (UPC): 030306628738
Audience rating: R (Restricted)

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"You know," she says at the outset, looking straight into the camera," I have one of those hard to believe faces." Whether she's playing herself or any number of other outspoken characters in the film version of her Off-Broadway show, Sandra Bernhard's hard to believe face remains the one constant. First, she's a jazz vocalist, then a stand-up comedian, then a soul singer. Yet she is always Sandra--even if the MC repeatedly introduces her as Sarah--and the stories she tells come mostly from her own life. Other riffs concern such image-obsessed celebrities as Barbra Streisand and Andy Warhol. The musical performances and monologues take place in front of a black nightclub audience that feigns boredom the entire time. Songs include "Me and Mrs. Jones," "Little Red Corvette," and "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry" with John Doe in full-on "Rhinestone Cowboy" regalia. The stage bits are intercut with commentary about Bernhard from her manager (Lu Leonard) and actor Steve Antin (The Accused). Then there are the scenes of an attractive black woman walking around LA and the dance numbers featuring Madonna look-alike "Shoshanna." What does it all mean? Well, as Bernhard quips, "My father's a proctologist, my mother's an abstract artist. That's how I view the world." The R-rated Without You I'm Nothing was produced by Nicolas Roeg (who directed Bernhard in Track 29), features an original score by Patrice Rushen, and is (naturally) recommended for mature audiences. --Kathleen C. Fennessy