Paul Rodriguez: Live in San Quentin (1995)
Genre : Comedy
Runtime : 59M
Director : Allan Karton
Synopsis
Comedian Paul Rodriguez brings down the Big House in this live stand-up performance for the inmates of California's San Quentin State Prison. Rodriguez serves up his hilarious commentary on Latino culture, quirky friends and neighbors, embarrassing family members and life's most bizarre situations, and is rewarded with whoops and hollers from some of the country's most dangerous criminals.
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