Where Can We Be Found? is a 43-minute experimental documentary blending landscape footage, animation, and interviews to explore the contemporary state of Lebanon's Cedar trees (Cedrus libani). It critically examines the Cedar's dual role as a symbol of eternity and a victim of human exploitation, from climate change and tourism to its use in constructing national identity. By reframing the Cedar as a living entity within a shared ecosystem, the film challenges its cultural and ecological misrepresentations.