SYNOPSIS OF “LOVE SEES NO COLOR”

As peace activist Nassiri releases a dove on a mountaintop in Brazil, a remarkable international odyssey begins.

The impetus driving this unique 12-minute film is the title track entitled “Loves Sees No Color,” an original compilation that speaks musically, lyrically and spiritually to the common bonds of the races of the earth. Love, hope and unity are the recurring themes of the songs sung in 15 languages that resonate with the instruments and rhythms of countless cultures and musical genres.

The lyrics for the peace anthem “Love Sees No Color” are insights stemming from what Nassiri has learned, narrowed down into a few powerful words: “Love sees no color, no race, no religion/We are the same as the rays of the sun/ Love sees no color, no race, no religion/ Only through love can we live as one.”

Joining Nassiri in the film are thousands of children dressed in the clothing of their countries of origin.

Some of the world’s most inspiring locations provide the setting for the film, includng the Wall of Separation that divides Israel and Palestine, the Trocadero square by the Eiffel Tower and the Montmartre in Paris, the Canals, the Holocaust Memorial and Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, the Ancient Rome Coliseum, the Hermitage Museum, and the River Neva in St. Petersburg.

The crew was the first to film on the historical grounds of the Taj Mahal, the first to film within the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem, inside the Vatican, and the first to film at the Statue of Liberty since September 11, 2001. Other filming locations included the ancient city of Persepolis, Osaka Castle in Japan, One Arm Point in Australia, the Great Wall of China, the Pyramids and Great Sphinx in Egypt, and Unification Park in South Korea.