Cinema entertainment in Israel & The Palestinian Territories
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Galilee Experience
Jesus, Napolean and the Israeli General Moshe Dayan are all stars of the Galilee Experience, an hourly film in 12 languages, which recounts the historical, political and geographical story of the Galilee. The 'state-of-the-art slide show' is more high school projector job than Hollywood cineplex but it gets a constant stream of visitors to the marina complex which also includes an internet café (₪10 for 30 minutes) and a souvenir shop.
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Cinematheque
This is the flagship in a chain of Israeli cinemas that feature classic, retro, foreign, avant-garde, new wave, and off-beat films. It often hosts film festivals. Alternatively, choose a film from the video library and pay ₪20 for a private screening.
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Hammam al-Pasha Multimedia Show
The Hammam contains a worthwhile 30-minute Hammam al-Pasha multimedia show called 'The Story of the Last Bath Attendant.' The creatively designed exhibit leads you from the dressing room through the steamy rooms, all brilliantly lit with coloured glass.
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Cinematheque
Shows avant-garde, off-beat and foreign films. The phone number is just a recording in Hebrew asking you to leave a call back number (an English-speaking staff member should get back to you soon).
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Cinematheque
The newly renovated Cinematheque features quality foreign films and classics. This is also the home of the respectable Jerusalem Film Festival.
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IMAX Theatre
For a family-friendly activity, or if the temperatures reach unbearable heights, take cool respite in the pyramid-shaped IMAX theatre.
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Free Beach Movies
In summer, free films are sometimes screened on the beach near Allenby St.
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