Sin

Divine G, imprisoned for a crime he did not commit, discovers a sense of purpose through a small theater group in Sing Sing Correctional Facility. The group is part of the Rehabilitation Through the Arts (RTA) program, which uses theater for rehabilitation and personal expression.

The theater group, under the guidance of theater director Brent Buell, begins working on an original production titled 'Breakin' the Mummy's Code'. As the leading playwright and performer, Divine G is fully invested in the play, showcasing his talent and passion for theater.

As preparations for the play ramp up, Divine G participates in recruiting new members for the theater group. Among the new recruits is Divine Eye, a tough prisoner who initially rejects the idea of theater as a worthwhile pursuit, seeing it as a deception.

Tensions rise when there is a disagreement about the genre of their next production. Divine G prefers a serious drama to showcase acting depth while Divine Eye pushes for a lighthearted comedy, leading to a split in the group's support.

Under director Brent Buell, the prisoners engage in acting exercises designed to help them connect with their emotions. While Divine G thrives, demonstrating vulnerability, Divine Eye struggles but gradually starts to improve as they bond over personal stories.

The RTA group submits their play draft to the prison board for approval. Surprisingly, despite a chaotic rehearsal, the board gives the green light for the production, igniting a sense of hope among the inmates.

The group experiences a tragic loss when Mike Mike, a close friend of Divine G, passes away. This event deeply affects Divine G and brings forth feelings of sorrow and grief, disrupting his focus on the play and rehabilitation.

During his parole hearing, Divine G passionately advocates for the transformative power of acting in his life. However, he is stunned when the interviewer questions the sincerity of his emotions, leading to disappointment when his parole is denied.

As dress rehearsal approaches, stress escalates within the group. Divine G, frustrated by the group’s lack of commitment, has a breakdown and lashes out, questioning their dedication and ultimately leaving the production.

Taking time to reflect, Divine G withdraws from the group until Divine Eye reaches out for reconciliation. They discuss their differences, leading to an apology from Divine G and a renewed acceptance from Divine Eye to rejoin the group.

After completing his parole hearing, Divine Eye earns his release from prison, marking a significant moment as he has transformed through the theater program. He assures Divine G that he will always find a welcoming place in the group.

A year later, Divine G is finally granted parole, a culmination of his perseverance and dedication to both theater and proving his innocence. He is joyfully welcomed by Divine Eye, suggesting a hopeful future for both.

After his release, Divine G and Divine Eye share a heartfelt reunion outside the prison gates. They reflect on their journey together and embark on a new chapter filled with hope and determination.

The film concludes with real footage of the RTA program, showcasing past productions featuring the actors as they performed while still incarcerated. This final scene emphasizes the transformative power of the arts and the potential for rehabilitation.