... is a cine documentary social drama on relaunch (first pilot film shot attempts from 2006) written and directed by Sebastián Ugovsky-Strassburger, which combines documentary and play film sequences interacting with each other in a connecting life time jump of couples back and forth.

Story behind ...

"In all Colors of the Rainbow" is a film that moves in a never been told way before between documentary and drama, skillfully assembling the two genres into an exciting narrative structure based on the book of the same name, where the poet has documented his life with people living on the streets many years before. In the feature sequences, he focuses on the two most drastic relationship phases of his protagonists: the beginning and the end. Keyhole perspective on "love" thoughts. A love that is subject to forces like alienation, and if we don't nurture love, will be defeated by forces like these. The writer believes that love is most drastic force driving people on the edge of a society, especially in case of broken hearts.

The otherwise cynical author wants to believe in love but doesn't want to gloss over it. The film is an ode to the loving person, but it does not make him up. The rhythm between feature film scenes and documentary street footage of homeless people telling their stories eerily reconciles the two elements and deliberately provokes with and blurs the boundaries we draw between ourselves and the homeless. The idea and questioning was whether possibly everyone, whether they ended up on the streets of their own volition or due to special circumstances, ultimately set their course for life on the streets by breaking with a great love or by breaking with the belief in love and the lack of it. What was intended as an experiment works out. Because during the documentary sequences shot in real it should turn out that the filmmaker was right with his assumption. Each of us, realistically assessed, could one day be sitting there on the street and talk about his great love and the breakup, about the fact that he now lives on the street and no longer sees any point in integrating into society. Someone who tells of unrequited love or the end of a relationship, directly or indirectly. What remains is the bittersweet aftertaste of a beautiful force that is so precious that it should not be lightly destabilized. The film is a declaration of love for life and a warning to all who treat the gifts of life thoughtlessly.