Films not presented in English must include embedded English subtitles, captions or dubbing unless dialogue is minimal and unnecessary for comprehension. Entrants are also encouraged to provide accessible captioned materials. The Festival will make reasonable efforts to support accessible screenings where resources allow, but caption availability may vary by film, venue and format. Check the […]
A film not presented in English must include embedded English subtitles, captions or English dubbing unless the dialogue is minimal and not required for comprehension. The subtitles or captions must remain readable in the submitted screener and final exhibition file. Selected filmmakers may be asked to provide additional subtitle or caption materials to support exhibition […]
