Israeli Cinema Day Returns With 10 Shekel Tickets
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Israel's Ministry of Culture and Sport is holding "Israeli Cinema Day" on October 14, 2026, offering all Israeli films for 10 shekels. The event aims to support local cinema and has seen significant success, with 140,000 viewers attending the previous event. Minister Miki Zohar invited the public to enjoy Israeli films and pledged continued support for creators and cultural accessibility.
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- Israeli Cinema Day will take place on October 14, 2026, with all tickets priced at 10 shekels.
- The event aims to strengthen local film production and increase public access to Israeli cinema.
- The previous Israeli Cinema Day in June attracted a record 140,000 viewers.
- Minister of Culture and Sport Miki Zohar urged citizens to attend and enjoy Israeli films.
- A variety of Israeli films, including new releases and previews, will be screened.
Israel's Ministry of Culture and Sport announced the return of "Israeli Cinema Day" for its second iteration this year, scheduled for Wednesday, October 14, 2026. On this day, the public will have the opportunity to watch dozens of Israeli films, including exclusive preview screenings, at all cinemas and cinematheques nationwide for a symbolic price of just 10 Israeli shekels per ticket. The initiative, aimed at bolstering local productions and exposing the public to Israeli filmmaking, has proven highly successful. During the previous Cinema Day held in June, a record approximately 140,000 viewers attended cinemas. Minister of Culture and Sport Miki Zohar encouraged the public to attend, watch Israeli films, and enjoy original Israeli creations, stating, "We will continue to work to strengthen creators and make culture accessible to all citizens of Israel." Among the featured films are "Good Boys 3," "Jaffa Girls 2," "Kupa Rashit," "Our Loves," "Giv'a 338," "Double Panther," "Probability of Love," "The Jester," "Chay Sarah," and many others.
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