A persecuted termite girl living inside a church organ and the self-taught organist who was left at the altar 50 years ago help each other find their peace of mind without knowing they do. 

SYNOPSIS:

In the chapel where she was abandoned at the altar many years ago, a bitter old woman plays sad music on the organ every day. Inside this organ lives a termite girl who is persecuted by her warlike tribe because she deserted to concentrate on dancing.

When an officer of her tribe finds her, he sabotages the organ so that several pipes collapse. The old woman is distraught because she believes that she has damaged the organ with her playing. In a frenzy, she tries to destroy the organ right along with her trauma with one last angry piece.

In the meantime, the termite army has entered the organ to also destroy it and capture the termite girl. But she knows and uses the piece the old lay plays to musically defeat the soldiers and their commander with a passionate dance. After her victory, she orders them to repair the organ.

When the old woman sits down at the organ again the next day with a guilty conscience to check what damage she has done, the organ sounds beautiful. Relieved and happy, she plays a song to which the termite dances again. Afterward, both leave the chapel in high spirits to begin a new chapter in their lives.