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You are right. The nodes are not colored by film genre. They are colored by communities, and then manual inspection reveals that the communities roughly correspond to film genres. This is explained in the text:
We also see that the networks are structured into several dense groups associated with periods, languages, or film genres: Hollywood (blue), Western (cyan), Mexican (purple), Chinese (yellow), Filipino (orange), Turkish and Eastern European (green), Indian (red), Greek (white), and adult (pink) stars in Figure 0.2(b). In Chapter 6 you will learn how to discover these groups and find out what they are about.
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