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Published on: 04/30/2026 - 14:13 Last updated: 04/30/2026 - 14:13

In light of the tensions that Lebanon is experiencing today, a new artistic work emerges that reflects the Lebanese reality in its various aspects. The film Do Yo Love Me, or “Do You Love Me,” by Lebanese film director Lana Daher, is currently being shown in France. The film takes us on a journey through the audio-visual memory of Lebanon, based entirely on rare archival materials spanning seven decades. Through a mosaic of old films, TV shows, personal recordings, and photographs, the film reconstructs the fragmented history of a country that lacks a unified national archive. Where images of joy intersect with scenes of destruction, and human warmth is intertwined with loss. Raising a profound question about the relationship of the Lebanese with their homeland.

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