"All rush" is a movie industry term used to describe the roughly edited footage obtained at the end of shooting. By watching it, the team comes up with ideas on how to improve the flow of the story and what needs to be done during the final edit. It's also the stage at which the movie-making process feels "almost complete," making it a period of both tense anxiety and exhilarated anticipation.

All Rush! Eiga wo Tsukuru Monogatari is the story of an ordinary young man's journey to become a film director.