War of Colors

Very easy to see it as manifesto. As example of social rejection. Or as pledge to tolerance.

But it is only a beautiful film, first.

About perspective of other about you ( and the cruelty is dominating traits, not only in this case ), as the easy to define in brutal manner, as definition of self beauty.

It is a film with value of wake up , a wise crafted kick to accept yourself. The work of Diandra Forrest is just admirable , like the final scenes , defining the deserved chance to love and happiness.

In short, just a film to see , first as useful encouragement. The albinism is, in some measure, you feel this after final credits, only the start point.