The true life story of a top ballerina. At 19, she shares how dreams can come true. Michaela DePrince grows up in a war-torn Sierra Leone in an orphanage. There, she is known as "Number 27," shunned as a "devil child" because of the spots on her skin. When she finds a yellowed magazine cover featuring a ballerina at the age of four, it gives her hope: she wants to become like that radiant woman in a tutu. Then, she is unexpectedly adopted in the USA and grows up in a loving and caring environment. At five, she takes her first ballet lessons, later receiving scholarships to the most prestigious ballet schools in the USA. With the documentary "First Position," she dances her way into people's hearts in 2012 and is now considered one of the top emerging ballerinas in the world. Includes color photos in the interior.