It's almost like a tonier version of Paul Haggis' Crash. Every scene relates neatly to the theme. Not a scene goes by in which a character doesn't pursue his self-interest at the expense of communicating or empathizing with those around him. There are varying degrees, and the film does a good job of showing all the different types of selfishness, and the characters are well-drawn enough that they can provide several shades of reaction to their slights, real or perceived.

Jeff_V summed quite nicely the film. Look at Me was, as it says, a selfish film shown through multiple selfish characters. Selfishness has many faces. The theme was nicely covered, then again jumps in time were not always as successful.

the story, the script, the acting is all good. it was an enjoyable film. but don't they just talk too much?