The girl with the red hair

Margalit (12) comes as a stranger into the children’s choir of a big opera house. She is quiet but has an adorable voice and obtains acceptance of the other children. A boy, with whom she tentatively makes friends, makes her feel close to him. Margalit confides a secret to him. Yet the boy cannot deal with this responsibility and mocks her by disclosing it to the group. The children start to discriminate her. A fatal group dynamic of isolation sets in