A Love Letter to Beirut’s Memories, Joy & Lost Moments 🎞️♥️ Experience Do You Love Me at the Amman International Film Festival
Making its Jordanian Premiere, Do You Love Me is a deeply personal Lebanese documentary that takes audiences on a journey through 70 years of Beirut’s audiovisual memory.
Built entirely from archival footage, including films, television recordings, home videos, and photographs, the documentary explores Lebanon’s collective identity through moments of love, creativity, conflict, and resilience. It captures a city shaped by both unforgettable beauty and painful memories, while celebrating storytelling as a way to preserve history.
Directed by Lana Daher, this emotional essay film offers a unique reflection on Beirut, memory, and the stories that continue to live through generations.
Event Details
📅 Screening Date: August 2, 2026
🕓 Time: 8:00 PM
📍 Where: Royal Film Commission – Outdoor Cinema
🎬 Duration: 75 minutes + Q&A
🔞 Age Rating: 18+
🗣️ Languages: Arabic, English, French
🔤 Subtitles: English, Arabic
💬 Q&A: Available
What to Expect
🎞️ A Journey Through Lebanon’s Memory
Explore seven decades of Beirut’s history through rare archival footage that captures everyday life, artistic expression, and unforgettable moments.
❤️ A Love Letter to Beirut
Experience a personal tribute to a city filled with contradictions, where joy and loss exist side by side.
🇱🇧 Jordanian Premiere
Discover this acclaimed Lebanese documentary for the first time in Jordan as part of the Arab Feature Documentary Competition at the Amman International Film Festival.
📽️ A Story Told Through Archives
See how old footage, personal memories, and forgotten images come together to rebuild a fragmented history and preserve a nation’s stories.
🏆 International Recognition
The film was selected for the Venice Film Festival – Giornate degli Autori, and received awards at the Hamburg Film Festival and DocPoint Helsinki Documentary Film Festival.
💬 Live Q&A Session
Stay after the screening for a Q&A and discover more about the filmmaking process, archival research, and the stories behind this emotional journey through Lebanon’s past.
🎟️ Booking Information
Seats are limited for both screenings. If a screening reaches full capacity, standby waiting lines will be available for any last-minute seats. Early booking is recommended.