Jo Jo Dancer

"Jo Jo Dancer, Your Life Is Calling" is a 1986 semi-autobiographical film written, directed, and starred by Richard Pryor. It explores the life of a stand-up comedian who experiences a severe fire accident that leaves him disfigured and prompts a journey of self-discovery. The film examines themes of fame, personal struggles, addiction, and identity, reflecting Pryor's own experiences with addiction and rehabilitation. It combines comedy and drama to offer a candid look at the hardships faced by artists and individuals seeking redemption and understanding amidst personal trauma.