Not everyone tells stories through speaking, some tell their stories through music. This is how Lena, a young singer frees herself, through her music. But like all great artists she must figure out how to balance her newfound success and the necessary mental health strength she needs to deal with being famous. After winning an open mic night she is offered a contract from a talent manager that she fully trusts. But once they enter into a personal relationship, she realizes that the way he does business is not sustainable for her. After the tragic loss of her mother at a young age the only person she has left is her father, who loves her more than anything in the world. Unfortunately, when she is presented with an opportunity to be a star like most artists she takes it. This scene opens with her staggering to a microphone with flashing lights and roaring fans but she soon realized she cannot perform for. Her voice has been overtaken by mental abuse and addiction. As a way to deal with her stress she was introduced to drugs and alcohol that for a brief moment gave her calm and made her believe this was how it was to be done, the new normal. This is a story of duality, with the love between a daughter and her very loving father, and a woman and her love story with music. Will she be able to find a balance between the two or will her addiction force her to walk away from the dream that she thought she needed and create a new reality that is deeply rooted in sobriety, the support of her father, and acceptance that sometimes the most successful thing we can do for ourselves is to allow ourselves to be free.
