When dwindling customers and competition from cheaper, imported, and less durable shoes, threaten the survival of family-owned businesses, and the weight of inheritance rests on the shoulders of a young woman, the fate of The Sun Original Shoe Factory hangs in the balance.

 

Queen, an 18-year-old prodigy with a radiant smile and a talent for shoemaking, is faced with the daunting task of saving her family's legacy. Guided by the spirit of her grandmother, Queen steps up to the challenge and sets out to sell every last shoe in the factory's inventory to pay off the workers' unpaid salaries. 

 

But the odds are stacked against her. Her mother, the current owner, is ready to throw in the towel and shut down the factory. Desperate for a lifeline, Queen turns to her friend Afroboy, a budding photographer who promises to introduce her to his father, a wealthy businessman in the import/export business.

 

However, Queen's hopes are dashed when she discovers that Afroboy's father is a white man with a different agenda. He not only wants to export the shoes but to buy the entire factory, debts and all. Undeterred, Queen asserts her right to her inheritance and refuses to sell.

 

But the pressure mounts, and Queen's mother makes a deal behind her back. The factory is sold, and Queen is left devastated, feeling like she has failed her ancestry and her grandmother's legacy. Yet, from the ashes of her heartbreak, a fierce determination rises within her. She knows that this is not the end.

 

As the sun sets on the factory, Queen sets out to find her own path. She carries with her the lessons and the spirit of her grandmother, a legacy that cannot be bought or sold. And as she walks into the unknown, she knows that one day soon, she will rise again, and She Will Prevail