In the middle of the 19th century, on the remote and empty New Zealand coast, the American young woman Ada married the American colonist Stewart with her nine-year-old daughter Flora and a grand piano. Due to the difficult journey, the husband decided to abandon the piano and leave it on the beach. Aida was in pain in her heart. She has lost the ability to speak since she was a child, and the only thing that can make her lonely is the beautiful and moving music of the piano. Stewart is just a businessman who wants to make a fortune. He ignored his wife's request at all. Aida can only turn to neighbor George Bein for help. Bein expressed his desire to listen to Ada's performance. So Aida played the piano frantically at the beach, venting her inner loneliness and pain. Bein learned about Ada's heart from this shocking music. Bein exchanged a piece of land for the piano with Stewart, and worked hard to transport it home.
In order to play the piano, Aida plays the piano for Bein every day. But because of being close to Aida, Bei proposed to use caressing to get close to the piano. In music and caressing, Bein understood and loved the mute girl Ada more deeply than Stewart, and their emotions gradually grew. The bossy Stewart found out all this and imprisoned Ada and the child in the house. However, this does not prevent Aida from expressing love to Bein. Furious, Stewart cut off one of Ada's fingers with an axe. This finally led to a struggle. An agreement was reached between the two men, and Bein left here with Ada, the child, and the piano. On the boat, after intense ideological struggle, Aida finally decided to abandon the piano, which symbolized her heavy painful memory. She threw it into the sea. Bein and Aida formed a happy family
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