A documentary exploring the cultural and political 'Hummus War' between Israel, Lebanon, and Palestine, screened at Hazelhurst Arts Centre.
Monday 17 August 2026
to Sunday 23 August 2026
782 Kingsway, Gymea NSW 2227, Australia
Experience a unique and engaging documentary that delves into the geo-political and cultural tensions surrounding hummus, a beloved dish in the Middle East. This film blends humor, history, and personal stories to offer a fresh perspective on a conflict without bullets, only chickpeas.
Filmmaker Trevor Graham shares his passion for hummus, weaving together his personal connections and culinary enthusiasm. The screening is perfect for parents interested in cultural stories and food politics, providing an entertaining and thought-provoking evening.
Enjoy a film that is both informative and amusing, suitable for adults looking to explore global issues through the lens of food and culture.
The documentary runs for 1 hour and 20 minutes and is presented in English. It explores themes of love, war, sex, and politics centered around the 'Hummus War' between Israel, Lebanon, and Palestine.
Screening dates and times are:
- Monday 17 August 2026 at 18:00
- Thursday 20 August 2026 at 14:00 (subtitled for hearing-impaired audience)
- Sunday 23 August 2026 at 11:00
This event is part of the Film Club series at Hazelhurst Arts Centre, offering a chance to engage with diverse and compelling films.
The screenings take place at Hazelhurst Arts Centre, located at 782 Kingsway, Gymea NSW, Australia. The venue is accessible and welcoming to all visitors.
Hazelhurst offers ample parking and is reachable by public transport, making it convenient for families. The Arts Centre also features a gallery, shop, and café for a complete cultural outing.
Contact the venue directly for any accessibility needs or further information to ensure a comfortable visit.
Thursday screenings include subtitles to support hearing-impaired guests, promoting an inclusive experience for all attendees.
The film contains mature themes related to politics and personal relationships, so it is best suited for adults and mature teenagers.
Booking in advance is recommended due to limited seating and to secure your preferred screening time.
Please arrive early to enjoy the full experience and to allow time for parking and seating.
Tickets can be booked by contacting Hazelhurst Arts Centre via email or phone. Pricing details are not specified, so please inquire directly for ticket costs and availability.
Early booking is advised to avoid disappointment, especially for the subtitled screening on Thursday.
For more information or to book, contact hazelhurst@ssc.nsw.gov.au or call 02 8536 5700.
