When art, color and feelings mix together to give life to a film.

Asherah's colors, a short film written and directed by Gary Mazeffa, combines romance with the fatality of encounters. 

A flirtation, perhaps love at first sight, influences the life of the shy Raphael (Connor Tuohy) who, to impress the beautiful Asherah (Shira Behore) -  a lover of art and those who create art - invites her to immerse herself in a world full of colors.

Opposites attract, chemistry, passion. 

Asherah's enthusiasm and joy de vivre inspires Raphael and encourages him to bring out the most beautiful part of himself.

The dream's girl, the ideal evening, the jokes, the glances...the blossoming of a love.

Every moment is directed with sensitivity and delicacy, like a tempera brushstroke on a white canvas; and interpreted with feeling and spontaneity. Admirable and noteworthy is the presence of the impressionist artist Hessam Abrishami - in the role of himself - who manages to exude emotions  with his paintings.

A film that reaches the heart because it is made with the heart and with all the nuances of love.