Sing

Two girls, Zsófi and Lilla, join a new school choir ruled by strict discipline and a singular obsession with winning a competition. The conductor, fixated on achieving perfect sound, singles out one of them, granting her the privileged status of soloist. This seemingly minor act quietly fractures the group, planting seeds of envy and injustice. What begins as a simple tale of a children's choir evolves into a subtle examination of group dynamics, the pressure of authority, and how adult ambitions can strain the delicate bonds of childhood friendship.