Doll Factory: The Musical

The film follows 12-year-old Aliza, a Liverpudlian tomboy who faces various obstacles as she attempts to raise funds to prevent her father's dance studio from closing. Set against the backdrop of her new life in London, Aliza's journey involves adapting to her surroundings while finding solace in her friendship with Teon, a shy boy from her apartment block.

As Aliza navigates her challenges, she encounters Sophie Wallis, a rival who embodies the pressures of being a national sweetheart and a multi-talented performer. The narrative highlights Aliza's determination and resilience, underscoring themes of identity and belonging through song and dance. This film offers a fresh perspective on the coming-of-age genre, showcasing the grit and passion of its young protagonist.