The Rhythm of Pallissery

In 1998, David L. Levey, co-founder of the Children’s Right’s Council, agrees to journey to the remote village of Pallissery in India, to support a concert and raise funds for the organisation, which is struggling to support itself as a non-profit that is rapidly expanding its influence across America. After a series of international meetings to secure funding, the CRC determines the fundraiser concert to be the best method to secure funding, and the organisation places pressure on Levey to ensure its success.

Despite being against the idea initially (indicating that a live concert might trivialise the problems that children face in the modern age) Levey eventually gives in to the sensible advice of his PR and Marketing advisor, Juniper Stones. Juniper encourages him to perform, as he used to do as a young adult, and dance during the concert’s headline performance with the up-and-coming indie pop band ‘C-side’, an Irish group who are travelling the world in the hope of finding a record label.