The cultural proposal of My first Verdi It aims to offer film screenings for kids during Sunday mornings. Verdi cinemas, in Madrid, have started strongly in 2012 with two consecutive months of success and want to maintain momentum during the months of March and April. So, My First Verdi will offer morning sessions on Sundays at 11:30, in which, in addition to films, it offers parallel activities carried out by the children's animation company Froggies.
My First Verdi wants bring cinema to the little ones with an offer that starts from two years of age. There is a good and attractive offer of films and short films for children to discover the cinema. The programming is very varied and pretends to be different from the most commercial cinema.
The programming for the coming months bets on a classic in the history of cinema The boy from Charles Chaplin. There are also short films from various countries such as "Spring Tales", the tender animated film "Arriety and the world of the tiny ones" of the Japanese studio Ghibli and the second part of "The Grúfalo" unpublished in movie theaters.
There are many more details and information on the Verdi Cinemas page. The weekend program presents Froggies, an animation group in charge of offering educational workshops and free activities in the hall of the Verdi Cinemas half an hour before the movies. The children will also receive an information sheet of the film, adapted to their age, which they can collect and store in a carpet that will be delivered to them in the same cinemas. I love the option of collecting and creating concern for the cinema among the little ones with these little details that are highly valued.
My First Verdi It is a joint initiative between the Verdi Cinemas (and its stable programming of children's cinema Verdi Kids) and Modiband Cultural Projects, in addition to the collaboration of Froggies and Petit Mad.
On the Verdi Cinemas page you can find the explanatory video of the project with some of the proposals that are projected:
I have checked the page to see the price and found it when making the purchase process. It seems to be 6 euros per person and can be purchased by paying by credit card through the Internet (attention to the conditions of purchase). I imagine they can also be bought at the cinema box office.
