Gloria loses her voice while doing a live recording of her TV show. She leaves the high light and the gossip of the tabloids and escapes back to the comfort and security of her sister who lives in Soweto. Her sister Eunice (Regina Dube) hasn't seen Gloria in a long time and seems to put up with her sister's presence as opposed to embracing it. It is obvious there is an underlying anger towards her younger sister. Eunice's daughter, Thandi (Sani Dlamini), by contrast is very excited to have her aunt back in the fold.
Thandi is one of the stars of the local youth gospel choir that finds its home in their local church.
The choir is in full swing, practicing for a major choral competition. Their coach without much warning leaves the choir in the lurch as she attends to some personal issues. The Pastor (David Matamela) decides to take a chance and he convinces Gloria, against her own fears, to take over while the choir mistress is on leave.
Gloria does agree, but not happily. They say through adversity comes triumph, and Gloria is the true example of this. Slowly through the backdrop of training the choir she comes to term with her past failures, and comes to grips with the familial guilt that have plagued her.
Gloria finds her faith again. She does this by helping the choir find their own voice, and by helping her sister (unwitting as it may be) find her voice to be able to vocalise the past hurts her sister put her through.
This story is about coming to terms with ones own demons, and finding the faith to be able to deal with them.
