The Way Home

Small town girl Marcy (Tara Walker) comes to LA with stars in her eyes, thinking she can make it big on "Search For A Star." Instead, with little money and no friends, she finds herself sleeping in her car. Things dramatically change when she meets Rose (Debbie Allen), living in a cardboard box, and Mort (John Savage), a wheelchair-bound Gulf War veteran. After first fighting over territory, these three lost souls bond in friendship, protecting and supporting each other in a story that is at once profoundly funny, heart-warming and poignant. —Daniel Yost Three lost souls, homeless on Hollywood Boulevard's Walk Of Fame, meet in conflict, then slowly become friends and support each other. Rose, 50, an African-American woman who lost her child, becomes a surrogate mother to Marcy, 20, new in town and living out of her car, naively thinking she can make it tap dancing on Search For A Star. Mort, 50, a Gulf War vet in a wheelchair, brings chaos and excitement to their lives, while certain that the Shadow Government is out to get him. —Anonymous