Annie is one of the most successful and beloved musicals of all time, winning seven Tony Awards, including Best Musical. "Tomorrow" and "It's the Hard Knock Life", two of the musical's songs, have become the incredibly popular. Since then, Annie has been performed in dozens of countries and languages ​​around the world, and in 2018, it came to Israel in a new and spectacular production for the whole family.

Staccato is tasked with writing the final song of the Kid's Songs Festival, but when the evil Bass kidnaps his Muse, he must rescue her.

In 18th-century France, an enchantress transforms a selfish prince into a monster as punishment for his cruelty. Years later, a young woman, Belle, offers the Beast her own freedom in exchange for her father's. To break the spell, the Beast must earn Belle's love before the last petal falls from his enchanted rose, lest he remain a monster forever.

Tom's family and friends are excited to attend the Festigal, yet Tom wanders around and gets left "home alone" at the show. Trying to find a way out, Tom will see how the different Festigal attractions come to life, as part of a big amusement park. While dancing and singing along with these attractions, Tom would have to escape two clumsy robbers, who try to rob the park that exact night.

The grand celebration of the 40th anniversary of the Festigal is taking the stage. Legendary stars of previous Festigal shows have assembled to honor the show's legacy and revisit their classic songs. But behind the scenes, not everything seems to go according to plan. Previous villains of the Festigal show are furious that they weren't invited to join the celebration. Led by their anonymous leader, they scheme to sabotage the production. Due to COVID restrictions, the show couldn't be performed live. Therefore, it was pre-recorded and streamed online, with multi-choice interactive moments, "choose your own adventure"-style, using the Eko platform.

Just as the Festigal is about to celebrate its 40th anniversary, the COVID outbreak prevents it from taking place. Disappointed children and stars rally together to protest the legendary director, Hanoch Rosen, not to give up on the show, exactly when the kids of 2020 need it the most. The short film serves as a prologue to the full show and its preceding online activities, as well as an introductory video to the interactive elements of the Eko system, through which it was originally released.