Aline is a French-language biographical musical drama film, inspired by the life of Canadian singer Céline Dion. Through her rise to fame and challenges in her personal life, the film portrays Aline's journey to becoming one of the most iconic and beloved music artists in the world.
The film begins with Aline as a young girl growing up in a large, music-loving family in Canada. Despite facing financial hardships, Aline's talent and passion for singing are undeniable. Her remarkable voice, combined with the encouragement of her mother and siblings, leads her to perform at local talent shows and community events.
After catching the attention of music manager Guy-Claude Kamar, Aline's career takes off. As she travels the world performing to adoring crowds, she finds herself torn between two great loves: her devoted audience and her relationship with Guy-Claude, who is much older than her and often exhibits controlling behavior.
Throughout the film, Aline grapples with the challenges of balancing her personal life and career. She works tirelessly to perfect her performances and be the best she can be, while also trying to navigate the demanding expectations of her fans and the music industry.
Filled with emotional and powerful musical performances, Aline is a tribute to the hard work and dedication required to achieve success in the music industry, and the complexities that come with it.