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An Israeli company is using artificial intelligence to help movie theaters fill seats and boost profits by transforming cinemas into social hubs. Bigger Picture analyzes customer data and uses AI to schedule films for maximum attendance while creating seamless experiences from parking to post-movie hangouts.
Just seven years after lifting its decades-long cinema ban, Saudi Arabia's movie industry is exploding. The Kingdom's cinema market is projected to grow from $611 billion in 2025 to nearly $1.4 trillion by 2034.
Veteran Tamil filmmaker K Bhagyaraj marked 50 years in cinema on his 72nd birthday, sharing heartfelt memories of his journey from "Kovai Raja" to celebrated director. His story of staying true to his roots while inspiring generations offers a masterclass in humility and dedication.
Indiana just launched a $60 million initiative to bring cutting-edge Israeli technology companies to the Hoosier State. The partnership promises new jobs, innovation, and economic growth through direct collaboration between Indiana businesses and Israeli entrepreneurs.
A new community center on Thailand's Koh Phangan offers Israeli travelers a secular alternative to religious outreach, featuring philosophy workshops, yoga, and Thai cooking classes. The Secular House aims to strengthen non-religious Jewish identity for the thousands of Israelis who visit the popular island each year.
While Israel's soccer team didn't make it to the FIFA World Cup, Israeli companies are playing starring roles behind the scenes. From AI-powered broadcasts to drone security, Israeli innovation is helping deliver the tournament to billions of fans worldwide.
John Wren kept Broken Hill's last cinema running for four decades, even testing Mad Max 2 footage until dawn. Now the town's honoring the man who sacrificed everything so they could keep watching movies under the stars.
Movie lovers in Hong Kong can catch any film for just $3.80 on April 25, as the city's beloved Cinema Day returns for its fourth year. The annual event has drawn over 600,000 filmgoers in three years, proving affordable entertainment brings communities together.
Nigerian media mogul Mo Abudu is opening EbonyLife Place London this October, the UK's first cinema dedicated exclusively to African and Black films. The cultural hub will celebrate African storytelling, fashion, music, food, and art in London's Wandsworth neighborhood.
A 58-year-old falafel shop owner in Tel Aviv now answers customer questions at 2 AM without hiring extra staff, thanks to simple automation tools built for everyday messaging apps. Israeli startups are finally bringing automation to small businesses by meeting them where they already are.
Israeli-founded companies added over 22,000 jobs to California's economy last year, paying workers nearly double the state average. The companies generated $8.9 billion in business activity across tech hubs and beyond.
Israeli entrepreneurs are automating customer chatbots but ignoring back-office tasks that could save 15 hours weekly. The real money sits in invoicing, lead tracking, and appointment systems most owners overlook.
Director Bharathiraja, who transformed Tamil cinema by bringing village stories to life with raw authenticity, passed away at 84 in Chennai. His groundbreaking films launched countless careers and tackled social issues that still resonate today.
Nafisa Ali, in her third remission from Stage 4 cancer, is using her platform to advocate for empathetic storytelling in film. The veteran actor's upcoming romantic drama proves that purpose-driven cinema still has a home in today's entertainment landscape.
After losing family members to violence, an Israeli man and a Palestinian man joined forces to write a book calling for reconciliation. Their journey proves that even the deepest wounds can lead to bridges instead of walls.
Two Israeli women dominated the iQFOiL European Championships, with Tamar Steinberg claiming gold and Shahar Tibi taking silver in a stunning display of athletic excellence. The victory marks a major milestone for Israel's world-class sailing program.
A new water treatment plant in the Philippines now delivers 75 million liters of safe drinking water daily to half a million people, thanks to cutting-edge Israeli technology designed for desert climates. The project shows how international partnerships can solve critical water challenges in growing communities.
Young people are ditching their phones and flocking to movie theaters, with 87% of Gen Z seeing at least one film last year. They're turning cinemas into their new favorite hangout spot.
Film lovers are rallying to save East Oxford's Ultimate Picture Palace, a beloved independent cinema that first opened in 1911. A petition has gathered 22,000 signatures to convince the landlord to extend the lease so critical renovations can move forward.
Twelve innovative Israeli companies are bringing breakthrough technologies to New York this May, showcasing solutions from AI surgery tools to agricultural robots. The delegation represents Israel's tech resilience and innovation despite recent challenges.
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