Critic Reviews

It’s a delicately wrought and tonally complex airing of shared traumas that also breathes with a sense of community.

Do You Love Me is history and memory via montage, an impressionistic cut and paste picture made from thousands of sources — songs, TV shows, home movies, archival news footage and films, a city seen then and barely glimpsed now.

The film understands that historical truth and personal memory are inseparable.

Though composed of a huge volume of material, Daher’s documentary does not overwhelm, maintaining instead a remarkable rhythm that fluidly moves between calm, exuberance and disorder.