Nobody's Perfekt


is a 1981 comedy film, adapted from Tony Kenrick's novel Two for the Price of One; Kenrick wrote the screenplay for this film.

Synopsis

Three therapy patients — Dibley, whose memory often fails him; Swaboda, who believes that his late mother is still alive and living with him; and Walter, who has three personalities — want the city to buy them a new car after theirs is totaled by a pothole. Legal means prove to be insufficient, so the three of them hatch a plan to extort the money from the mayor.
The tagline is, "You don't have to be crazy to fight the army, the mayor, longshoremen, short lawmen, and City Hall... But it helps."