Review: Lana Daher’s ‘Do You Love Me’ Explores a Beirut Beyond War

The film ‘Do You Love Me’ offers a unique perspective on Lebanon. Director Lana Daher assembles found footage for the project. This 75-minute film explores the complexities of Beirut. It moves beyond the traditional imagery of war. The work creates a portrait of memory and trauma. It also captures the essence of life in the region. Daher presents a complex emotional landscape. The film serves as a study of a city's enduring spirit.