A film about color-blindness and the human condition, showing that glory is saved for those who don't give up.
Most people think of color-blindness as a minor condition, but there are a great number of people whose lives are rocked by one of the most common conditions affecting humanity. People invest a great deal of the passion in their lives into their careers, but color-blindness often prevents them from achieving their goals. As they embark on their journey, we see how redemption is a privilege given only to those who don't give up.—Robb Jacobson
One in every 12 men is colorblind. With 8 billion people on earth, this is a condition that affects nearly 700 million people worldwide. With that many colorblind people walking around in a collection of societies that depend heavily on correct color vision, we have, together, created a world in which millions will find friction in their lives due to their color vision deficits.
Careers are often of great importance to people, and many depend on flawless color discrimination, including the police, firefighters, engineers, Army, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard, artists, pilots, and many more. Many of these careers protect human life. With only several seconds to react correctly to situations, colors are additional information that can be the difference between life and death.
Several doctors in America are taking different avenues to either treat or cure color-blindness to help people align themselves with the careers theyve worked their entire lives to achieve. Some will be helped, and for others, it will be too late. Many will discover there are greater things in life than a career, and others will discover peace within themselves from the wrongs that have landed at their feet. The film follows the collective stories in the community of the color-blind to find a truth everyone can use in their life: through determination, love, and forgiveness, we can find salvation in the colors of life.
