Buthina Canaan Khoury

Football seen through the eyes of some of the best directors of the world.

If an Arab woman has chosen to have a romantic relationship or is suspected of having had an intimate relationship outside of marriage, she is considered to have brought shame and dishonor upon the entire family. This situation can only be rectified by the woman's death. Normally, a close relative—male or female—is responsible for killing her, and their actions will be free of any legal consequences. Odisea presents this shocking documentary, produced in-house, on this phenomenon in Palestine. Known as "honor killing," it is common in Arab society but is considered a taboo subject that is inappropriate to discuss. "Honor killings" are on the rise and affect many women of different ages, economic status, and religious backgrounds.

Taste The Revolution is a personal family story about two brothers who returned to Palestine after living in the US for 30 years to fulfill their father's dream of establishing a business. Together, the brothers invest their education, experience, knowledge and family money to open the first micro brewery in the entire Middle East right after Oslo agreement of the peace process between the Palestinians and the Israelis. Despite the hardship and constant obstacles of the unpredictable life in Palestine, Nadim and his brother Dahoud Khoury's success has given hope to others. Taybeh brewery has since become a central focus for the international media and has attracted many tourists and locals to trust the new taste of the revolution in making an excellent quality local product.

Four female Palestinian ex-detainees disclose their experiences during their years of imprisonment in Israeli jails and the effect it has had on their present lives and future outlooks.