Ruby is the only hearing person in a deaf family that makes its living fishing in a Massachusetts town, and since childhood she has served as interpreter and support for her loved ones. When the family business teeters and she discovers her talent for singing in the high school choir, she finds herself torn between chasing the dream of studying music far from home and the fear of abandoning parents who depend on her. A remake of the French film 'La Famille Bélier', it is a luminous and moving drama about emancipation, the deaf community, and the vertigo of finding one's own voice.