The Color of Apples tells the story of a colorblind girl who visits an art studio and asks everyone about the color of apples as she sees it. She collects these interviews to prepare for a book. Along the way, she meets a boy photographer who is captivated by her curiosity and courage, and he, too, finds himself drawn to her. Inspired by his own curiosity, he begins to seek answers in a different way. The girl, in turn, is enlightened by him, and together they come to believe that color can be a feeling. Later, the art students offer more romantic, humanistic answers beyond the precise theories found in textbooks. The film's high-saturation color palette and adorable plot make it lively and vibrant, hoping to bring you a joyful experience as well.