Is this a regular cinema release?

No, it is a festival screening as part of the Hong Kong Jewish Film Festival 2026, playing at select venues only.

Do I need to have seen the earlier movies?

It is a sequel, but the festival synopsis suggests the story is easy to pick up on its own.

Matchmaking 3 (HKJFF 2026)

Name: Matchmaking 3 (HKJFF 2026)
Released: 2026-11-14
Duration: 98 min
Cast: Maor Schwitzer, Niv Sultan, Irit Kaplan, Michael Rapaport, Yadin Gellman

Released: 14 Nov 2026
Runtime: 98 min
Original title: בחורים טובים 3
Language: he

The verdict

There are not yet enough audience votes to give this a reliable score. It is playing 1 time at 1 cinema across 1 district, from HK$130. The cheapest seat is at Emperor Cinemas Causeway Bay (Times Square) in Causeway Bay, HK$130. 98 minutes.

What it is about

The sequel to Matchmaking 2.

What to expect

The third entry in Erez Tadmor's Israeli comedy series screens as part of the 2026 Hong Kong Jewish Film Festival. At 98 minutes, it is the shortest of the three, and the Hebrew dialogue carries English subtitles. The festival booking means this plays only at the participating venues, not on a regular circuit, so check the HKJFF schedule for locations and session times. No Hong Kong certificate has been published yet, but the earlier movies played without restriction for teen audiences. The cast includes Maor Schwitzer, Niv Sultan, Irit Kaplan, Michael Rapaport, Yadin Gellman and Moshe Ashkenazi.

Cast

Maor Schwitzer Baruch
Niv Sultan Ruth
Irit Kaplan Malki
Michael Rapaport
Yadin Gellman
Moshe Ashkenazi
Naya Bienstock

Crew

Director Erez Tadmor
Writer Erez Tadmor
Writer Hava Divon
Writer Sarel Piterman
Writer Sharon Maymon

Where to watch it

1 screening at 1 cinema over the next week, from HK$130.

Cinema	District	Formats	Screenings	Next	Price
Emperor Cinemas Causeway Bay (Times Square)	Causeway Bay	—	1	Sat 19:30	HK$130 cheapest

Prices and times are as published by the cinemas and can change. Cinema names link through to the full timetable and booking.

Common questions

How long is the movie?: 98 minutes.
What language is it in, and are there subtitles?: Hebrew with English subtitles.
Is this a regular cinema release?: No, it is a festival screening as part of the Hong Kong Jewish Film Festival 2026, playing at select venues only.
Do I need to have seen the earlier movies?: It is a sequel, but the festival synopsis suggests the story is easy to pick up on its own.