On October 27, "Israeli Cinema Day" was held in cinemas around the country, during which it was possible to watch Israeli films for only ten shekels.
In light of the huge success of the project, the Ministry of Culture and Sports and the Film Industry Association decided to hold another such day soon, and it will happen next week, December 8th.
The Israeli Cinema Day, which took place about a month and a half ago, attracted 100,000 viewers who came to see Israeli films. Among the films screened were about 30 new films, some of which were screened in one-off premieres even before they hit the screens. Next week, viewers will also be able to watch the same films, including "Let There Be Morning" by Eran Kolirin, the grand winner of the Ophir Awards ceremony, as well as the four films that were nominated with him in the best film category: "Victory Picture" by Avi Nesher, "Death of the Cinema and My Father "By Danny Rosenberg," more than I deserve "by Pini Tabger, and" The House on Finn Street "by Amir Manor.
More films to be screened: "Perfect Strangers", Lior Ashkenazi's first film as a director;
The documentary about Ronit Alkabetz, "Black Notebooks";
"Releasing the Edge" of the trio What's Related that broke viewing records;
"Aspiration for Life" with Shlomo Braba, Gadi Yagil, Avi Kushnir and Debbie Glickman;
"Paris Boutique" with Nelly Tagar;
"Remove Worry from Your Heart" by Tom Shoval;
"Night in Haifa" by Amos Gitai;
"Snowland" with Shlomi Kuriat, Uri Pepper and Nati Kluger;
"Marries" with Hila Saada, Dean Mirshnikov and Anat Waxman and many other films.
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