On August 4, 2020, a massive explosion occurred in the port of Beirut, Lebanon, and citizens held large protests against the irresponsible government that led to the explosion and economic crisis. The director had arrived in Beirut the day before the explosion and was in a hotel when it happened. He decided to put Beirut, which was inundated with the aftermath of the explosion and angry public mind, in “silence”, and the silence of this film spurts out the energy of the city that cannot be described in words. A quiet city cannot be described by just one word: frustration, resignation, anger, resistance, etc. Occasionally, news of accidents and words expressing the will to rebuild are scattered helplessly in the silence of the city, but the silent actions and expressions of citizens sustain the ruined city. The silence of the city, which no longer trusts the media, does not forget those who have disappeared and the space they left behind, and it’s yet to be decided what kind of city such memory will make.​