Make Hummus Not War

This film presents a unique perspective on the culinary world by focusing on the popular Middle Eastern dish, hummus. Trevor Graham, an Australian filmmaker, shares his personal journey and passion for hummus while weaving in historical context. The documentary humorously examines the cultural conflicts surrounding hummus, showcasing how this dish transcends borders and unites people.

Graham's narrative includes his father's experiences serving in Palestine during World War II and his relationships with a Syrian and a Jewish partner. Their shared love of hummus adds depth to the story, illustrating how food can foster connections across cultural divides. The combination of humor and personal anecdotes makes this film an engaging exploration of a seemingly simple dish with profound implications.