The quality of that video however does leave something to be desired, with a ton of grain, a lot of dirt, and a decent amount of noticeable artifacting. The sound is also substandard with a Dolby Digital soundtrack that is only Stereo Surround. While the dialog is clear, the rest of the sound field doesn't really hold up, leaving the entire film mostly center-channel driven. Since we don't really consider these as extras, this one gets a big goose egg. The Five Senses does this and a bit more, it is really a rather enjoyable film that at least makes you think about what is really important in life, not what other people think about you, but what it is that you experience while you live life.
Nothing can cure the soul but the senses.
They all are truly looking for one thing true intimacy and understanding.