Two families (one christian and one muslim) live together atop Lebanon's highest peak making goat cheese in the traditional way using goat skins and underground caves to age this specialty. As one family, they work and live, despite the devout religious practices are a source of cause conflict in other places.
"The future of a millenial old tradition is in the hands of one young man, 16 years of age...watch to the end to understand why." Mark Abouzeid
High up in the mountains of North Lebanon, at about 2,000 meters in altitude deep within the Ehden Nature reserve, the Douaihy farm has been making fresh Darfiyeh, a deliciously pungent goat’s cheese, for over three generations. Follow these two families, one Christian and the other Muslim, living together as they shepherd their flocks of goats and make a unique goat's milk cheese in traditional goat skin bladders.
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Produced by: Barbara Abdeni Massaad of Slow Food Beirut
Directed by: Mark Abouzeid
Audio: Roni Abi Phram
Still Photographer: Lucia Abouzeid
Release date: September 22, 2016
Language: English/Arabic
Subtitles: English
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