Summer 1976, South Africa, apartheid. Robin is a nine-year-old girl from a wealthy white family. The color of her skin is a pass to a happy future. Meanwhile, the black teacher Beauty has barely made ends meet and has only one right - to survive. Suddenly, the city is covered by a wave of protests against apartheid policies. Having lost a close relative, the girl and the teacher accidentally find themselves in the same house in Johannesburg. The heroines will have to walk the path of truth and redemption together and realize that skin color means nothing. Only the soul weighs. And it has no color... Bianca Marais has created a stunning historical drama that is worth reading for everyone.