Annie

The orphan moves in with a wealthy businessman who is campaigning for mayor, and the child's influence leads the businessman to shed his cynical ways. The narrative is presented as a musical remake for modern audiences, blending classic elements with contemporary music.

is a programme presented in the format of a movie. It falls squarely within the musical genre, offering viewers a blend of story and song that follows the conventions of a classic film‑style production. The narrative centres on a young orphan who is taken in by a prosperous businessman who is simultaneously campaigning for the mayoralty. As the child settles into this new environment, her presence begins to chip away at the adult’s jaded outlook, prompting him to reconsider his cynical approach to both politics and life. This version of the tale is a musical remake, meaning the storyline is interwoven with song and dance numbers that drive the plot forward. The production features performances by Quvenzhane Wallis and Jamie Foxx, whose involvement anchors the musical elements and brings the characters to life. Through the orphan’s influence, the businessman’s hardened exterior softens, setting the stage for a transformation that underpins the film’s arc. The combination of a familiar plot, a fresh musical treatment, and the contributions of Wallis and Foxx give the programme its distinctive appeal within the broader landscape of movie‑style television offerings.