Cinema Day Returns With Discounted Tickets for All Films
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Israel's Cinema Day is returning on Thursday, November 12, with all movie tickets, including international films, priced at 10 shekels. The event, organized by the Israel Cinema Industry Association, aims to boost attendance. This year's event expands beyond Israeli films to include foreign productions, unlike a previous initiative. Notable Israeli films like "Independence" and "Our Loves" will be featured alongside international hits.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Cinema Day returns November 12 with all movie tickets costing 10 shekels.
- The event includes Israeli, Hollywood, and international films.
- The Israel Cinema Industry Association organized the discounted ticket day.
- Israeli films like "Independence" and "Our Loves" will be screened.
- This event expands the discount to foreign films, unlike a prior initiative.
Cinema Day is set to return this Thursday, November 12, offering tickets for all movies, including Israeli, Hollywood, and international productions, at a discounted price of 10 shekels. The announcement was made Sunday by the Israel Cinema Industry Association. Unlike a previous Israeli Cinema Day held less than a month ago, which was initiated by the Ministry of Culture and featured only Israeli films, this event will extend the discounted price to foreign films as well. Among the international films to be screened are "How to Rob a Bank," "Shrek," "Scrooged," "The Fugitive," "Wild Forest," "Tomorrow Will Be Better," "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie," and "Ramina." Israeli films will include "Independence" by Moshe Rosenthal, which won the Ophir Award for Best Film and represented Israel at the Oscars, "Our Loves" by Avi Nesher, and "The Jester" by Gidi Dar and Shuli Rand.
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