At the remarkable age of 95, Angela Alvarez, a Cuban-born singer, steps into a recording studio to fulfill a lifelong dream, in this heartwarming documentary directed by Lloyd Stanton and Paul Toogood. The film chronicles her incredible journey from a childhood in pre-revolution Cuba, where she wrote songs of love and loss, to her life as a grandmother in the United States, where her music remained a private treasure for decades. With the devoted encouragement of her grandson, Carlos Jose Alvarez, and celebrated musicians including Andy Garcia, Luis Conte, and Ramon Stagnaro, Angela finally shares her soulful compositions with the world. "Miss Angela" is an intimate portrait of resilience, family, and the timeless power of art, capturing the poignant moment when a hidden talent, nurtured across a century, is unveiled to universal acclaim.