Record ticket sales as Israeli Cinema Day opens

Noam Cohen reports that 70,000 tickets have been sold already as Israeli Cinema Day opens, with tens of thousands more expected to be sold during the day. Tickets for dozens of Israeli films cost a symbolic 10 shekels at cinemas nationwide.

Israeli Cinema Day opened this morning with a record 70,000 tickets already purchased, according to a report by Noam Cohen (N12). The special event sees tickets for dozens of Israeli films sold at a symbolic price of 10 shekels at cinemas nationwide. Organizers expect tens of thousands more tickets to be sold throughout the day. The strong advance sales suggest high public interest in Israeli filmmaking.

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