Rainbow War

Year: 1985

Runtime: 20 mins

Language: English

Director: Bob Rogers

Adventure

Three isolated kingdoms drift in space, each visible to the others but unable to communicate or travel. Every realm worships a single hue—blue, red, or gold—infusing its clothing, architecture and flora. When a sudden method of inter‑kingdom travel appears, a forbidden romance sparks war. The film was produced for Expo 86, World Fair in Vancouver.

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