Israel Cinema Day Returns This Thursday With 10-Shekel Movie Tickets
Israel's Cinema Day returns on Thursday, November 12, 2026, offering tickets for 10 shekels across nationwide theaters with a rich lineup of local premieres and international blockbusters.
Israel's annual cinematic celebration is returning to theaters nationwide this Thursday, November 12, 2026, offering moviegoers a special promotion with tickets priced at just 10 shekels each.
Organized by the Israeli Cinema Association, the popular tradition aims to encourage families, youth, and film enthusiasts to enjoy the big screen at a nominal fee. The event features dozens of titles, ranging from recent blockbusters to exclusive premieres.
Highlights of Israeli and International Cinema
Israeli cinema will take center stage this year with prominent seasonal releases, including "The Jester", a collaborative film by Gidi Dar and Shuli Rand premiering nationwide, "Independence" by Moshe Rosenthal, the 2026 Ophir Award winner and Israel's Academy Award submission, and "Our Loves" by veteran director Avi Nesher.
Alongside local productions, international hits and family favorites will be screened, such as "How to Rob a Bank", "Shrek", "Scrooge", "The Fugitive", "Wild Forest", "Tomorrow Will Be Better", "The Talent of Mrs. Highsmith", and "Ramina".
Danny Kafri, CEO of the Israeli Cinema Association, stated: "There is no such thing as too many cinema days! We are delighted to invite the Israeli public to celebrate our shared love for film with a rich selection of local and international features."
The promotion will be valid throughout Thursday, November 12, 2026, at all participating cinema chains across the country. Following overwhelming public demand, these special events are now held multiple times a year.
