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Cinema Day Offers Tickets for 10 Shekels Across Israel

Translated & summarized from Al-Shams by baba

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A "Cinema Day" event on November 12 will offer movie tickets for 10 shekels across Israel, including Israeli and foreign films. Major cinema chains are participating, though special pricing applies to premium formats like IMAX and VIP. This initiative aims to increase film accessibility through reduced ticket costs.

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  • Cinema Day on November 12 offers movie tickets for 10 shekels across Israel.
  • The event features both Israeli and foreign films, including "The Independence" and "Shrek."
  • Participating cinema chains include Planet, Rav Hen, and Cinema City.
  • Online ticket purchases may incur an additional 5 shekel fee.
  • Premium screenings like IMAX and VIP shows have separate pricing conditions.

A special "Cinema Day" event is set to take place on Thursday, November 12, offering movie tickets for a discounted price of 10 shekels. The initiative aims to make films more accessible by lowering costs for the public. This event differs from the "Israeli Cinema Day" held on October 14, which focused exclusively on local productions.

The program includes a variety of Israeli and foreign films, as well as new releases. Among the featured films are "How to Steal a Bank," "Shrek," "Scrooge," "The Fugitive," "Wild Forest," and "Tomorrow Will Be Better." Israeli cinema is represented by "The Independence" by director Moshe Rosenthal, which won the Ophir Award in 2026 and was selected to represent Israel at the Oscars, alongside "Party Clown" by Gidi Dar and "Our Love" by Avi Nesher.

Major cinema chains participating in the event include Planet, Rav Hen, Cinema City, Hot Cinema, Lev, and Movieland, among others. The 10 shekel ticket price is valid for purchases made at the box office, with an additional 5 shekel charge for online purchases. Special conditions and pricing apply to IMAX, 4DX, and SCREENX screenings, as well as VIP shows. The public is advised to verify the specific film schedules and participating branches, as not all locations of a participating chain may be involved in the event.

Al-ShamsArab · Nazareth

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