‘Do You Love Me’ is an archive-based documentary that reflects on life in Lebanon through decades of unrest and cycles of violence. This portrayal of Beirut is constructed from sounds and images drawn from over 100 fiction and documentary films, as well as photographs, home videos, and journalistic archives. Rather than focusing on specific political or historical events, the film explores their psychological and social impact, engaging with themes of violence, memory, trauma, identity, and belonging. Instead of offering a linear history, it presents an emotional portrait of a society struggling to make sense of its past, present, and future. The film doesn’t dwell on nostalgia or seek definitive answers; it lingers on the questions these conditions raise, and how they shape our experience of the present.