A documentary film about 5 Ballet-mums from around the world and how they manage the juggling act that is being a ballerina whilst also having a family.

Eight-year-old Robin lives with her grandmother and daydreams of being a famous dancer, but she can't understand what’s making her mom sick. Ten years later, Robin, now taking care of her grandmother, prepares for the biggest audition of her life.

A woman tied by a red thread，mean to or destined?
What does one want to escape, violence, love siege, or a dark self?
One has courage, but if it is not fear but compassion that pierces the courage, can that one escape the humanity?
Perhaps, fragmentation is also rebirth.

Music Video for LGBT indie-pop artist Abigail Fierce's song "I Miss You." With over 5 million streams under her belt, Abigail Fierce's potential for mass appeal is palpable. The LA-based completely indie artist is unafraid to be herself. So what is she, exactly? Fiercely authentic. She doesn't edit herself based on what she wants people to see, which is evident in her diverse music catalog, that ranges from the melancholy folk song, "I Just Wanna Feel Okay Again" to the raring pop-punk LGBTQ+ anthem "Scream It to the Whole World." "Everyone in the business always says 'fake it til you make it' but I hate fake stuff. I'd rather work quietly and then let the music speak for itself." Originally from Louisville, Kentucky, Abigail Fierce moved to Los Angeles as a young teenager to pursue an acting career. She can be seen as Wendy in the Hulu series "Love, Victor", as well as the NBC show "This is Us", Netflix's "American Vandal" & more. A versatile and charming young actress, her skill also shines through in her music videos. "I Miss You" is her directorial debut. You can follow Abigail's journey on Instagram & TikTok: @akfierce and find her music on all streaming platforms & YouTube.