That's like the breakfast of champions. Keitel makes you feel good to be alive. His smile is infectious. You want so bad to be there swapping stories. In fact the ultimate message of the film has to be that the brotherhood of mankind transcends all races.
Many scenes feature actors of one race telling how many people of some other race live in Brooklyn.
And on and on. It is a fun time at the movies. It is rated R for a little nudity and a little bad language. Personally, I would have given it a PG-13. It would be fine for any teenager, and perhaps even slightly younger kids.