Israeli Cinema Day Offers All Films for NIS 10
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Israeli Cinema Day is set for October 14, offering all participating Israeli films for a discounted price of NIS 10 per ticket. Dozens of films, including new releases in preview screenings, will be shown nationwide. The event aims to boost local cinema attendance, following a successful June event that drew 140,000 viewers. Minister of Culture Miki Zohar urged the public to support Israeli films.
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- Israeli Cinema Day is scheduled for October 14, with all tickets priced at NIS 10.
- Dozens of Israeli films, including new releases, will be screened nationwide.
- The event aims to encourage viewing of local cinema and expose audiences to new works.
- A previous event in June attracted approximately 140,000 viewers.
- Minister of Culture Miki Zohar encouraged public participation.
Israeli Cinema Day will take place on Wednesday, October 14, with screenings across the country. As part of the event, tickets for participating Israeli films will be sold at a uniform price of NIS 10 per ticket. This is the second time this year that Israeli Cinema Day is being held, following a similar event in June.
The program includes dozens of Israeli films, some of which will be shown in preview screenings, allowing audiences to see new works before their official release. Among the films featured are "Good Boys 3," "Yafa," "Independence," and "Kupa Rashit." Other titles include "Our Loves," "Giv'a 338," "Double Panther," "Probability of Love," "The Jester," "One Eye Open," "Journey Dreams," "Chay Sarah," "Three Photographers in the Swamp," "Lips," "The World Will Tremble," "My Future," "Many Waters," and "Golden Heart."
According to the Ministry of Culture, the previous event in June attracted approximately 140,000 viewers. The upcoming event is a collaboration between cinema chains, cinematheques, and cultural organizations, aiming to encourage local film viewing and expose the public to Israeli creative works.
Minister of Culture and Sport Miki Zohar encouraged the public to attend, stating, "I invite the public to come to the cinemas, watch Israeli films, be moved, laugh, and enjoy original Israeli creation. We will continue to work to strengthen creators and make culture accessible to all citizens of Israel."
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