Israel to Host Second Annual Israeli Film Day with 10 Shekel Tickets
Translated & summarized from Cursorinfo by baba
Israel's Ministry of Culture is hosting its second annual Israeli Film Day on October 14, 2026, offering all domestic films for 10 shekels. The event aims to boost local cinema and follows a successful previous iteration that drew 140,000 attendees. This year, 37 Israeli films, including festival favorites and new releases, will be screened nationwide. Minister of Culture Miki Zohar emphasized the goal of making Israeli cinema accessible to all.
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- Israel's Ministry of Culture will hold its second annual Israeli Film Day on October 14, 2026.
- All domestic Israeli films will be available for 10 shekels for one day.
- The previous event attracted approximately 140,000 cinema visitors in a single day.
- A total of 37 Israeli films will be screened, including festival hits and new releases.
- Minister of Culture Miki Zohar highlighted the goal of making Israeli cinema accessible.
Israel's Ministry of Culture will hold its second annual Israeli Film Day on Wednesday, October 14, 2026, offering all domestic films for a symbolic price of 10 shekels. The initiative aims to support and develop local cinema, making it more accessible to the public, according to Minister of Culture Miki Zohar. The previous event, held earlier in 2026, saw approximately 140,000 people attend cinemas in a single day, demonstrating significant public interest in Israeli films. This year's event will feature a program of 37 Israeli productions, including festival hits and new releases. Among the highlighted festival films are Moshe Rosenthal's "Independence," which premiered at Sundance, Avi Nesher's "Our Loves," which debuted at Toronto, and Assaf Mahnes's "Where To?" which was shown at Berlinale. The program also includes the drama "Shalom," about a friendship at the Jerusalem Zoo, the comedy "Good Boys-3," the drama "Mama" starring the actress, the family film "Probability of Love," and the comedy "Height 338."
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