Cyan

CyanRed, yellow, cyan: these are the skin colors that determine the three social classes of a society strangely similar to ours. The yellows are the wealthiest and the reds, the middle class. The blues are the most poor, discriminated against and pushed back to Bonifacio, the deprived district of the megalopolis of Bourne. While issues related to skin color and diversity takes on greater importance, the lives of five friends are disrupted by an event which throws them into the past. Footprints discovered at the scene of a tragedy which, 20 years earlier, had greatly weakened the blue community, connect the small group to a deceased friend. Risking suffering the repercussions of the reopening of an investigation, they are forced to return to their adolescence. Haunted by the memory of this young adult who had had the misfortune shouting their rage too loudly, they find themselves confronted with the different parties Bourne's policies, deeply buried secrets and regulations late accounts. Carried by a lively line and by a skillfully written story constructed, explores with finesse the themes of equality in all its forms forms, discrimination and freedom.