This film is about what the director feels in his life, how he perceives life through his eyes, as if in a dream. All wrapped up around what he feels is the most important things about life - Love. I didn't know what to think of the film when it started. At midpoint I was feeling like one of the other reviewers here, that it was a car crash, a disaster. I stuck with it, and by the time the film finished, I was overwhelmed. It is a film of impression, emotion, depth, abstraction, dream...but at it's core is what the title says - "It's All About Love"...