Zola, a poor boy in a remote village of Africa is devastated when his father leaves to work in South African mines. The situation gets worse when his mother dies of AIDS. Zola's life takes a dramatic turn, one full of obstacles.

Zola a poor boy in a remote village of Africa is devastated when his father leaves to seek employment in the mines of South Africa. The situation gets worse when his mother dies of AIDS. He is forced to live with his despicable uncle the poorest subsistence farmer in the village, a man who lives alone and drinks too much. Zola's life takes a dramatic turn, one full of obstacles and trials when he auditions for a dance competition.—Sanelle Sibanda

Zola, a poor boy in a remote village of Africa is devastated when his father leaves to work in South African mines. The situation gets worse when his mother dies of AIDS. Zola is forced to live with his uncle, a mean, poorest subsistence farmer, a man who lives alone and drinks too much. Zola's life takes a dramatic turn, one full of obstacles when he auditions for dance competition. All he needs to change his life is a miracle.—Anonymous