The story was inspired by true events. All the operettas and operas in the film are sung by 3 to 13 years old Riana Emma Balla. The main character of the story is Ava, a 13-year-old young soprano talent, whose abilities are not recognized and therefore cannot show herself in public, despite having been singing classical music since childhood. She is a member of an amateur church choir for the joy of singing and the love of the audience. Besides music, her other great passion is literature, and his partner in this is a lonely old man, Albert, with whom she regularly meets in a park, where they read, talk about books, and even lend them to each other. The third main character is Henrik Hoffmann, a music producer. He rejects Ava's application, which arrives at his production office. Albert and Henrik meet by chance in a restaurant, where Albert helps Henrik out of an awkward situation. Influenced by what happened at the restaurant, Henrik decides to give Ava a chance, so Henrik goes to the church choir rehearsal. However, Ava faints during choir rehearsal. The story then takes a sudden turn, and we see Ava as a successful performer on stage, supported by Henrik. Even though the young soprano embarks on the path to fame, her good relationship with Albert remains intact, because they are important to each other. After the concert series, Ava shows up at the usual time and place, where Albert is already waiting. Ava returns the borrowed book, in which she places a flyer with information about the next performance. Then the girl leaves, and the old man, looking at the flyer, notices a familiar name: producer Henrik Hoffmann. One of the main messages of the film is that our actions not only affect others, but also ourselves. Even a small kind gesture is enough to start the butterfly effect. Through the film, we show that sometimes being talented and hardworking isn't enough; you need someone to lend a helping hand, someone to uplift you and give you light wings.