The film Los Angeles is a heartwarming and quirky road trip adventure, directed by Damian Harris. It tells the story of Jojo (played by Roseanne Arquette), a young woman who was rendered mute after a childhood trauma. Despite her lack of speech, Jojo hears the voice of God, who tells her to go to Tampa and save the Baby Jesus.
Believing that she needs to bring angels to help her on her mission, Jojo packs five angel figurines into a shoe shine kit and heads off on a one-way trip to Florida. Along the way, she meets Cash (played by Jeffrey Dean Morgan), an escaped convict who is trying to evade the FBI. The two strike up an unlikely friendship and hit the road together.
As they travel across the country, Jojo opens her shoe shine kit in various cities, and the angels perform a series of miracles that attract attention from crowds and law enforcement alike. Meanwhile, Cash must avoid capture and try to stay out of trouble, while also trying to understand Jojo's motivations.
Throughout the film, Los Angeles showcases the beautiful scenery of America's highways, as well as the challenges faced by those who are marginalized and misunderstood. The film also explores themes of faith, redemption, and the human connection that can be found even in the most unlikely of circumstances.
In the end, Los Angeles is a heartwarming story about two people trying to find their way in the world, and the unlikely bond that develops between them. It ultimately asks the question of whether Jojo will be able to save the Baby Jesus and whether Cash will be able to escape the law, all while imparting a message of hope and love.