Jump Car

In the post-World War II years, Los Angeles' Mexican-American community developed a culture of low-key. Drivers have the ability to adjust ride height after California passed a law that hydraulically modifies the body of a car lower than its rims. Its painting design is also very personal, mainly expressing Spanish culture. Based on this situation, the film tells the story of a Los Angeles street artist and his family who are addicted to the hopping culture. Danny (Gabriel Chavarria) is a Mexican street artist who lives in East Los Angeles with his family. Danny used his graffiti skills to paint on the hood of the jump truck to help his brother participate in the upcoming Paradise Park Jump Contest.