Do You Love Me

This playful, deeply personal trip through Lebanon's audiovisual memory is built entirely from archival material. It's a love letter to Beirut, drawing on 70 years of film, television, home videos, and photography to probe the Lebanese collective psyche—shaped by joy and intimacy as much as by destruction and loss. Through the eyes of citizens, filmmakers, and artists, the film pieces together a fragmented history in a country with no national archive, honoring creative expression as resistance, renewal, and a means of keeping memory alive.