Is love enough to charge a human heart? A therapist is walking on the street; this is a therapist who observes people and tries to understand the reasons of their unhappiness. Dr. Blue is the hero of Love in the Hall of Mirrors. Other characters are White, who experiences the same troubles with life as we all do, Red, Grey, and Yellow too. And there is the woman with high heels, who examines her reflection in a shop window, a couple wanting to attract some attention, and a BMW driver who feels like a loser when he failed to outpace the car in front. Cafes, restaurants, and other places become like a temple of existence, and we watch people crowding these places. There are millions of symbols throughout this story. Imprisoned by the narcissist ego, people fall apart from the realities of existence.