Redemption is a universal language. Sedu and Kekuda are former child soldiers coming to terms with their shocking past as they navigate an uncertain present. Kekuda continues to seek redemption, forgiveness and acceptance through his music. While Sedu's trauma, anger and violence rule his life. In a crucial moment, Sedu decides to stop the bleeding of trauma from one life to another. Deciding to step away from the darkness and toward the light. But stepping into the light, means stepping into truth. How can Sedu be forgiven? How can he forgive himself? Where can the path toward redemption be found?
