Set against the backdrop of a true story, young South African Sonwabiso Ngcowa tells the touching tale of the lesbian girl Nana. Nana grows up in impoverished conditions, but is cared for by her beloved grandmother in the countryside. When her grandmother faces financial difficulties, the 14-year-old must move in with her parents, who live on the outskirts of Cape Town in the township of Masi. The unexpectedly warm welcome from her family helps her cope with the pain of separation. At Nana's new school, the girls are focused solely on the right outfit and boys! Nana feels out of place because she does not share the same passions as the others. It is only when she falls in love with Agnes, a girl from the neighborhood, that she begins to understand herself. Nana now experiences both great happiness and the fear of rejection and brutal violence. Because although the right to sexual self-determination exists in South Africa.