In the 1960s, the legen­da­ry record label Stax Records was a dri­ving force behind the US civil rights move­ment. This com­mit­ment con­ti­nues through the Stax Music Academy in Memphis, which every year, accepts inqui­si­ti­ve young peo­p­le of all back­grounds. Music helps them find their own voice, defy cir­cum­s­tances and face their rea­li­ty. The young peo­p­le dance, sing, laugh, com­po­se, and dis­cuss racism, the trans­for­ma­ti­ve power of music and their role as the next gene­ra­ti­on of artists. An ener­ge­tic and moving docu­men­ta­ry, full of self-con­fi­dence, authen­ti­ci­ty, pas­si­on, and soul.

Available in cine­mas | via Video-on-Demand (VoD) exclu­si­ve­ly for school clas­ses and groups