Join sold out audiences in New South ​Wales, Victoria, ACT, and Queensland, as ​well as Beirut, The Hague, Washington DC, ​and Totnes (UK) to view Nick Hanna’s ​directorial debut, The Last Sky. Filmed in ​Lebanon and Occupied Palestine, this is a ​must-see documentary for anyone ​interested in understanding the Gaza ​genocide and the escalating conflict in the ​region.

The film touches on armed resistance, ​including an analysis on the conflict ​between Israel and Hezbollah on the ​Lebanese front. Discuss this and more with ​our panelists.

Nick Hanna is a Lebanese-Australian lawyer ​and first-time filmmaker based in Sydney ​with a 20-year history of campaigning and ​fundraising for Palestine. He currently ​provides pro bono legal services to ​individuals participating in pro-Palestine ​protests, direct action and other solidarity ​work.

Paul Heywood-Smith was the initial ​chairperson of the Australian Friends of ​Palestine Association (AFOPA), an ​incorporated association registered in ​South Australia in 2004. He is the author of ​The Case for Palestine, The Perspective of ​an Australian Observer published by ​Wakefield Press in 2014.

Mike Khizam is a current Executive ​Committee Member of AFOPA.

Proudly brought to the Capri Theatre, by the ​Health Workers 4 Palestine (Adelaide) and ​Australian Friends of Palestine (AFOPA), on ​the tails of our successful fundraiser movie ​screening in June. Special thank you also to ​Adelaide Sisters Association (ASA).

All proceeds with go towards medical aid on ​the ground in Palestine, via Palestinian ​Australian New Zealand Medical ​Association (PANZMA).

Tickets are $25 for general admission, and ​$20 concession. Click here to purchase.