Redemption

Joseph Smith, a former Special Forces soldier, struggles with the aftermath of war as he becomes a homeless drunk in London. His emotional and physical scars drive his descent into despair on the unforgiving streets.

In a desperate attempt to escape from dangerous thugs, Joseph breaks into an empty apartment belonging to a man named Damon. Assuming the identity of 'Joey Jones,' he begins to reshape his life amidst the chaos.

Joey befriends Cristina, a compassionate nun who runs a local soup kitchen. She helps Joey with essential needs and brings messages about Isabel, the woman he longs to find.

After finding a credit card in the apartment's mail, Joey begins to establish a sense of normalcy by getting involved in his community. Through his efforts, he earns respect and starts to support the soup kitchen.

As Joey collects money for Mr. Choy, he gains notoriety among the homeless community, earning the nickname 'Crazy Joe.' His newfound status allows him to give back to the soup kitchen by providing meals for those in need.

Joey crosses paths with his ex, Dawn, and attempts to disguise his life as Damon's boyfriend. This reconnection forces him to confront his past and the lies he must navigate.

During an innocent dinner, Cristina reveals a police photo of Isabel, informing Joey that she has been murdered. This devastating news ignites a deep surge of rage and sorrow within him.

Determined to seek justice for Isabel, Joey dedicates himself to uncover the truth behind her murder. His relationship with Cristina deepens as they share personal stories and emotions.

Cristina confides in Joey about her traumatic past, revealing her struggle with guilt over her actions. After learning about Joey's obsessive quest for revenge, she contemplates leaving for a new mission in Sierra Leone.

Joey receives an invitation to a rooftop cocktail party, where he learns about Isabel's murderer, Max Forrester. This event coincides with Cristina's ballet, heightening the tension of his dual commitments.

Before the cocktail party, Joey shares a poignant moment with Cristina, asking her to take photos of him, capturing a side of himself he hopes to reclaim for his daughter. This moment underscores his internal conflict.

At the cocktail party, Joey confronts Max, leading to a violent confrontation that results in Joey pushing him off the rooftop. This act of vengeance comes with deep consequences for Joey.

As Joey grapples with the ramifications of his actions, Cristina leaves the ballet searching for him. She eventually finds him in a state of despair, highlighting the emotional toll of his choices.

The day after the rooftop incident, Cristina prepares to leave for Africa, which serves as a stark reminder of Joey's consequences. He writes her a note, symbolizing his return to a life of homelessness.

In the aftermath of his choices, Joey walks the streets once again, reflecting on the life he once had. The police closing in on his activities illustrates the inescapability of his past.