IFFR joins forces with SKVR and Islemunda to organise two fun ‘baby cinema’ mornings – on Wednesday 31 January (SKVR) and Saturday 3 February (Islemunda).
The venue will be transformed into a ‘baby screening room’, especially for IFFR. During this screening you and your baby or toddler can watch a selection of short films specifically selected for children from 0 up to and including 3 years of age.
The programme will contain a variety of short animations as well as more abstract films, from both the Netherlands and beyond. Stimulate the development of your little one by experiencing a morning of cinematic sound designs and artistic imagery together.
Of course, it’s not a problem if your child needs to be fed or feels the urge to get up. They’re free to move around the space or dance to the soundtrack of the film. Some lights will stay on during the screening, we’ll turn down the sound a little bit, and (lukewarm) tea and soft biscuits will be provided.
This screening is the perfect opportunity to introduce the youngest of festival-goers to IFFR, and for their caretakers to experience the festival in a brand new way.
A ticket will provide access for 1 adult and 1 child.
Read more about the films in this programme:
* Blossom
* My Name Is Edgar and I Have a Cow
* Planktonium
* The Stroke
* The Washing Machine
* Zebra
In dit verzamelprogramma
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Planktonium
The invisible world of tiny plankton is revealed through a microscope. -
My Name Is Edgar and I Have a Cow
Edgar leads an utterly predictable life. But one day he witnesses the birth of a calf in an abattoir. After that, nothing is the same. -
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The Washing Machine
The Washing Machine offers a colourful glimpse into the complex relationship between a washing machine and its owner. -
The Stroke
An exciting journey from ear to eye and back again, guided by sharp sounds and flowing lines. -
Blossom
A colourful tribute to the tiniest beings around us. Without these hard-working creatures, our world wouldn’t be the same.
