Tika is ten years old and her biggest passion is traditional Georgian dancing. She has promised to help a group of disabled children prepare a dance for a show for the town. Each day after school, Tika teaches the children to dance. She wants to help them build their self-esteem and feel the same joy when they dance as she does. But it’s difficult for them to remember the steps.
Nika, a boy with mental disabilities, has a solo, and he gets very frustrated when he keeps making mistakes. Tika starts to doubt herself. Is she able to succeed? Will the children feel proud of themselves afterwards?
