The wealthy Colonel Crewe and his daughter Sarah (Liesel Matthews) spent a happy and wonderful time in India. Until the war broke out, because Sarah's mother died when she was born, Colonel Crewe had to send Sarah to the famous Mitchen School for Girls in New York before going to the battlefield. He entrusted his daughter to Mrs. Mitchen for care and left a considerable amount of money so that his daughter could live without worries after he left. Mrs. Mitchen arranged the biggest and best room for Sarah in consideration of the generous remuneration, and even acquiesced to Sarah wearing the necklace left by her mother even in violation of school rules. The innocent and lively Sarah always had some whimsical little stories, which made her get along well with other children quickly. Surrounded by everyone, Sarah lived a life like a little princess. But accidents never happen. On her birthday, news came from the front that her father had been killed. Sarah became an orphan. Mrs. Mitchen began to reveal her greedy and snobbish nature, and Sarah's life trajectory began to change... This film is adapted from Frances Hodgson Burnett's novel of the same name, "A Little Princess".