Israeli Cinema Day Returns With 10 Shekel Tickets
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Israeli Cinema Day will be held on October 14, with all Israeli films available for 10 shekels. This is the second such event this year, following a successful June edition that attracted 140,000 viewers. Films like "Independence" and "Jaffa Stories 2" will be shown. Minister of Culture Miki Zohar urged the public to support Israeli cinema.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Israeli Cinema Day will offer all Israeli films for 10 shekels on October 14.
- The event is a collaboration between the Ministry of Culture and cinema chains.
- The previous Israeli Cinema Day in June attracted a record 140,000 viewers.
- Films such as "Independence" and "Jaffa Stories 2" will be screened.
- Minister of Culture Miki Zohar encouraged public participation.
Israeli Cinema Day is set to take place on October 14, offering a wide selection of Israeli films for a uniform price of 10 shekels per ticket. This initiative, announced by the Ministry of Culture and Sports, marks the second such event this year, a collaboration between the ministry, cinema chains, creators, and other cultural bodies. The previous event, held in June, saw a record attendance of approximately 140,000 viewers, according to the ministry. Films to be screened include "Independence," "The Jester," "Our Loves," "Good Boys 3," "Hill 338," "Double Panther," "Kupa Rashit: The Movie," and "Jaffa Stories 2," which will have a preview screening. Minister of Culture Miki Zohar encouraged the public to attend, watch Israeli films, and enjoy original Israeli creations, stating that the ministry will continue to support creators and make culture accessible to all citizens.
