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Israel HayomCulture

Israeli Cinema Day Offers Tickets for Just 10 Shekels

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Israel's Ministry of Culture is holding "Israeli Cinema Day" on Wednesday, October 14, 2026, offering all Israeli films for 10 shekels. This is the second such event this year, following a successful one in June that drew large crowds. The initiative aims to support and promote local filmmaking and encourage public engagement with Israeli cinema. Numerous Israeli films will be screened across the country.

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  • Israeli Cinema Day will offer tickets for 10 shekels on October 14, 2026.
  • The event is held by the Ministry of Culture for the second time this year.
  • The goal is to support Israeli productions and encourage cinema attendance.
  • A large number of viewers attended the previous event in June.
  • Numerous Israeli films will be screened nationwide.
Israeli Cinema Day Offers Tickets for Just 10 Shekels
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Israel's Ministry of Culture will host "Israeli Cinema Day" for the second time this year, offering tickets to Israeli films for only 10 shekels. The event is scheduled for Wednesday, October 14, 2026, at cinemas nationwide.

The initiative aims to bolster Israeli productions and encourage public attendance at movie theaters to experience local filmmaking. The previous "Israeli Cinema Day" in June saw a very large turnout, prompting the ministry to repeat the event.

Miki Zohar is quoted as supporting the initiative for the sake of Israeli creation. A wide selection of Israeli films will be screened, including "Our Loves," "Good Boys 3," "Giv'a 338," "Double Panther," "Probability of Love," "The Jester," "One Eye Open," "Journey Dreams," "Chayai Sarah," "Three Photographers in the Swamp," "Lips," "The World Will Tremble," "Jaffa Beauties 2," "The Future Will Come," "Independence," "Many Waters," "Golden Heart," "Kupa Rashit," and others.

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