A feast for the eyes: In Search of Israeli Cuisine is back by popular demand

If you didn't get a chance to catch the sold-out opening film at this year's Vancouver Jewish Film Festival, you've got a second chance to watch it.

Due to popular demand, Roger Sherman's documentary In Search of Israeli Cuisine explores the culinary revolution that is transforming Israel.

The country's diverse food scene draws influences from Moroccan, Persian, Lebanese, French, Italian, and Russian cultures to Jewish, Arab, Palestinian, Christian, and Druze traditions.

From home kitchens and markets to wineries and cheesemakers, Michael Solomonov, chef and co-owner of Zahav in Philadelphia, helps to illuminates how over 70 cultures contribute to a complex and rich culinary world.

The screening will be held at 7 p.m. on December 13 at the Norman Rothstein Theatre (950 West 41^st Avenue).

For tickets and more information, visit the Vancouver Jewish Film Centre website.

Be sure to go after being well-fed—if you don't want to disturb other filmgoers with a growling stomach.

Here's the trailer to get a taste (ah, pardon the pun) of what the film is like.