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Once again about love

"Once More About Love"

Phraseologism: Once again about love.

Meaning: About re-covering a topic (jokingly-iron.)

Origin: The title of a Soviet film (1967) directed by Georgy Natanson and based on a script by Edward Stanislavovich Radzinsky (b. 1936) based on his play 104 Pages About Love. The expression served as the basis for many of the same type of expressions, for example, in the titles of newspaper articles: "Once again about ..."

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