"Buddusky" is a 1971 film directed by Bernard Slade, featuring Jack Nicholson in the lead role. The story revolves around a group of young men in a military prison who are preparing for their release. The film explores themes of friendship, freedom, and the challenges of reintegration into society. The character Buddusky, played by Nicholson, is a cynical yet charismatic figure who helps his fellow inmates navigate their final days in confinement. The film combines elements of drama and comedy, highlighting the complexities of life in a restrictive environment and the bonds formed between the characters.