If It Were Love

If It Were Love is a French documentary that follows fifteen dancers from diverse backgrounds as they tour a dance piece called Crowd. The production, inspired by the 1990s rave scene, serves as the backdrop for a study of the performers' professional work and their intimate personal connections. As the group travels between theaters, the film explores the blurring boundary between their staged performances and their actual lives, evolving into a reflection on nightlife and romance.

The film was directed by Patric Chiha, marking the first entry in a chronological list of his work that includes The Beast in the Jungle and A Russian Winter. Produced by Charlotte Vincent, the project received support from the CNC, Aurora Films, the Ministère de la culture, and La Région Île-de-France. The cast features Philip Berlin, Marine Chesnais, Kerstin Daley-Baradel, Sophie Demeyer, Vincent Dupuy, and Massimo Fusco appearing as themselves, with a total of 21 credited cast members.

Since its release on March 4, 2020, the movie has maintained a moderate reception from viewers. It holds a rating of 6.5/10 on IMDb based on 271 votes.