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Maz Jobrani: Brown and Friendly (2009)

Genre : Comedy

Runtime : 1H 5M

Director : Brent Carpenter

Synopsis

Comedian Maz Jobrani showcases his brilliant and laugh-out-loud talents in his first solo stand-up comedy special. He tackles topics on politics, race and religion, and hilariously breaks down stereotypes about the Middle East.

Actors

Maz Jobrani
Maz Jobrani
Himself
Khosrow Vaziri
Khosrow Vaziri
The Iron Sheik

Crews

Brent Carpenter
Brent Carpenter
Director
Maz Jobrani
Maz Jobrani
Writer

Posters and backgrounds

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