Bringing In Baby
Photo: Keith Pattison
Our programme of screenings for the parents and carers of young babies. At BIB you can enjoy some of the best new film releases, screened with the lights up a touch and the sound down a little, just for the comfort of your youngster.
Screenings are every Wednesday, with some shows on Sundays too, so all the family can come along. Tickets are £6.50/£4.50 for each adult attending. Babies are free. Please note that only adults with a baby under twelve months will be admitted.
Bottle warming facilities and buggy parking are available at every screening. Baby Change facilities are available on floors one, two and three.
Look out for our special BIB Coffee and Cake offer in the Tyneside Bar before and after your screening. Offer valid on Bringing In Baby screening days only.
Bringing In Baby
Dir. Eric Rohmer. France 1969. 1hr 50mins. In French with English subtitles.
Wednesday 4 August, 11.00am
As a tribute to director Eric Rohmer, who sadly died in January, we bring back one of his most compelling films, the Academy Award nominated My Night With Maud. The third film in Rohmer’s series of Moral Tales, My Night With Maud is the story of Jean-Louis (Jean-Louis Trintignant, Three Colours Red), a straight-laced Catholic engineer invited to a dinner with an old school friend Vidal and his playful acquaintance Maud (Françoise Fabian, Belle de Jour).
Maud is a rebellious, adorable divorcée who challenges Jean-Louis’ views on morals, religion, fidelity and love, forcing him to wonder whether his devout opinions are correct. A sophisticated, beautifully written, fresh, provocative classic.
