"The Outlaws 4" will be shown at the Korean subtitle screening (provided by the Korean Film Council). The main actors and director are scheduled to attend.
The Korean subtitled screening of "The Outlaws 4" will be held at 4 p.m. on the 28th at the Megabox COEX in Seoul.
Not only hearing-impaired people, but also sign language interpreters and donors from the Korea Disability Foundation will be in attendance. For the convenience of hearing-impaired people, Hangul-subtitled films have dialogue, speaker names, and sound information subtitled.
The films are produced with the aim of being barrier-free, but recently there has been a gradual increase in demand from non-disabled people who say they find them helpful in helping them to become more immersed in the film, making them films that people with and without disabilities can watch together.
In particular, unlike previous films, the Korean-subtitled film being screened this time will be released on the 24th, the same day as the release of "The Outlaws 4," and will be available to hearing-impaired people as well.
The fact that the hearing impaired can watch the latest films at the same time makes it even more meaningful. A representative from the Korea Disability Foundation said, "We are grateful to the deaf people for taking time out of their busy schedules to attend the event so that they can have more opportunities to come into contact with culture.
"Thanks to the cast of 'The Outlaws 4', this 'Day of the Disabled' feels even warmer," he said, expressing his gratitude.
2024/04/17 21:14 KST
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