Israeli Cinema Day Returns With NIS 10 Tickets
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Israel's Ministry of Culture and Sport will hold "Israeli Cinema Day" on October 14, 2026, offering Israeli films for 10 shekels. The event aims to support local cinema and saw 140,000 attendees previously. Minister Miki Zohar encouraged public participation to enjoy and support Israeli productions.
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- Israeli Cinema Day will offer films for 10 shekels on October 14, 2026.
- The event is organized by the Ministry of Culture and Sport to support local cinema.
- The previous event in June attracted a record 140,000 viewers.
- Minister Miki Zohar urged the public to attend and support Israeli films.
- Dozens of Israeli films, some in premiere, will be screened nationwide.
Israel's Ministry of Culture and Sport is hosting the second "Israeli Cinema Day" this year on Wednesday, October 14, 2026. The event, held in cinemas nationwide, will offer the public a wide selection of Israeli films for a symbolic price of just 10 Israeli shekels per ticket.
This initiative, a collaboration between the Ministry, cinema chains, cinematheques, cultural organizations, and the creative community, aims to bolster local productions, encourage cinema attendance, increase exposure to Israeli filmmaking, and provide a prominent platform for Israeli creators. The previous Israeli Cinema Day in June attracted a record 140,000 viewers.
Minister of Culture and Sport Miki Zohar stated, "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."
Dozens of Israeli films will be screened throughout the day, including some in advance premieres. Among the films scheduled are "Our Loves," "Good Boys 3," "Hill 338," "Double Panther," "Probability of Love," "The Jester," "One Eye Open," "Journey Dreams," "Sarah's Life," "Three Photographers in a Swamp," "Lips," "The World Will Tremble," "Jaffa Pictures 2," "The Future Will Come," "Independence," "Many Waters," "Heart of Gold," "Kupa Rashit," and others.
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