Venice Documentary ‘Do you like me’ pick me up Light while

Light while gained the right to sell on Daachera DiaryDocumentary “Do you love me”, which has Prime Minister in Venice Days, Sidebar towards Venice Film Festival. Variety Debit an exclusive shot.

“Do you like me” is “a playful and personal journey through Lebanon audio-visual memory,” composed entirely of archival shots. It is a “love letter” in Beirut, which stretches 70 years of film, TV, home videos and photos, “Research of Lebanese Collective Psyches – marked with joy and intimacy, destruction and loss.” Through the eyes of citizens, film cats and artists, the film “reconstructs fragmented history in the country without a national archive, celebrates a creative expression as resistance, renewal and way to save memory.”

Dairer said, “Beirut is at home. It’s a city suspended in between: between violence and endurance, fragility and persistence, but equally deep vulnerability. He lives here, again and again.” Do “reflection excessively and again.” Do you “reflect on Beurut, I hope it will be from the reflection of the films, in a reflection in Beirut.” Do I “reflect on Begut today and again excessively.” Do you “in Begut today and again and again and the photo again”. Layers Reality – His memory, resistance, joy and tenderness – and give these pictures with a new life, opening space for research, remember and simply feel. ”

Anna-Berthollet of Light Dox Said, “Lana Daher’s Debut Is Not Only A Poetic Love Letter To Beirut, But Also a Profoundly Moving Meditation On Memory, Resilience, and Collective Identity. Crafted Entirely From Archival Footage, The Film Transforms Lebanon’s Fragmented History Into An Experience That is Both Intimate and Universal. ”

Jean-Laurent Cinidis, the producer of the film, said, “Lana Daher’s” products “do you love me” deepened my feeling in which the cinema can mean. “

The film wrote Daher and Kutaiba Barhamji. It produces him Csinidis on the films for more force in France and Daher in my small films in Lebanon. It is manufactured by water films in Germany and a lemon studio in France.

The movie website is here.