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Ongoing Story· Day 33

Israeli Cinema Day Offers All Films for NIS 10

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Israel Celebrates Annual Cinema Day With Discounted Tickets

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Israel's annual "Cinema Day" is being held today, November 12th, with all movie tickets priced at just 10 shekels. The event, organized by the Cinema Industry Association of Israel, features a wide array of Israeli and international films, including premieres. Participating cinemas nationwide offer the discounted price on all showings throughout the day. Some cinema chains are also offering additional premium lounge discounts.

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  • Cinema Day offers all movie tickets for only 10 shekels across Israel today.
  • The event is organized by the Cinema Industry Association of Israel.
  • Dozens of Israeli and international films are being screened.
  • Special discounts are also available at PLANET cinema's premium lounges.
  • The initiative aims to make the big screen experience more accessible.

Israel's annual "Cinema Day" is taking place today, Thursday, November 12th, offering moviegoers the chance to see a wide selection of Israeli, Hollywood, and international films for just 10 Israeli shekels per ticket. The initiative, led by the Cinema Industry Association of Israel, aims to encourage shared outings for families and film enthusiasts by making the big screen experience accessible at a symbolic price. Dozens of titles will be screened, including recent blockbusters and special premiere showings. The discount applies to all films, all day, across all participating cinema chains and venues nationwide.

This year's event highlights Israeli cinema, featuring prominent films such as "The Jester," a special national premiere from Gidi Dar and Shuli Rand; "Independence," Moshe Rosenthal's acclaimed film and Israel's Oscar submission; and Avi Nesher's new work, "Our Loves." International and family-friendly blockbusters like "How to Rob a Bank," "Shrek," "Scrooge," "The Fugitive," "Wilding," "Tomorrow Will Be Better," "Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris," and "Ramina" will also be shown.

Danny Kfir, CEO of the Cinema Industry Association of Israel, expressed enthusiasm for the event, stating, "There's no such thing as too many cinema days! We are happy to invite the Israeli public to celebrate their love for cinema with us. With a rich selection of Israeli and international films, blockbusters, and special premieres, Cinema Day is a wonderful opportunity to enjoy the magic of the big screen together for just 10 shekels per ticket."

In addition to the discounted tickets, the PLANET cinema chain is offering special deals on its premium lounges for visitors aged 18 and above. VIP lounges in Haifa and Rishon LeZion will provide an experience including dinner, unlimited cinema snacks, and reclining seats starting at 99 shekels. LITE lounges in Be'er Sheva and Zichron Yaakov will offer unlimited snacks and spacious seating starting at 59.90 shekels.

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