Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder sleepwalk their way through Arthur Hiller's one-joke 1989 comedy as the accidental owners of a missing microchip who are pursued by an assortment of shady villains.

Pryor, aided by her talent for impressions and song, has turned the story of growing up as Richard Pryor's daughter into Fried Chicken & Latkes, a one-woman performance of personal empowerment ...