In the context of the recent theatrical release of ITEMSthe new Disney and Pixar movie, Cinemark Hoyts and Disney continue to offer proposals that promote accessibility in entertainment for all people.
He Sunday June 25 at 10:30 In the Cinemark-Hoyts cinemas of Alto Avellaneda, Palermo and Soleil, relaxed functions will be carried out that will be subtly adapted to the needs and preferences of neurodivergent people and/or who choose spaces with reduced sensory stimuli, in order to provide an accessible proposal so they can enjoy the movie.
Tickets can be purchased on the cinemarkhoyts.com.ar website.
What will the relaxed screenings of ITEMS
The extended functions of ITEMS in Cinemark-Hoyts cinemas they will be projected in an environment reduced in stimuli respecting the needs of the people who attend. The effects of lights and sounds will be softened throughout the film and there will be more freedom of movement. The use of personalized assistive elements (headphones, sensory toys, sunglasses, etc.) will be allowed for those who need it. In turn, the occupancy of the rooms will be reduced for greater mobility and comfort.
During this screening of ITEMS, the doors will remain open, allowing those who attend to enter and exit as many times as necessary. It should also be noted that, in order to reduce anxiety through anticipation and accompany different needs, a system of information resources and signage has been designed for those who attend. This organization is present throughout the complex, marking the route to the room and then to the exit.
In this way, Cinemark-Hoyts and Disney reinforce their sustained commitment to continue providing a greater number of inclusive and accessible entertainment proposals that represent and can be enjoyed by more and more people. In turn, developed by the NGO Salidas Inclusivas with the support of Disney and based on the Microsoft Azure cloud platform, a series of downloadable resources, useful information and awareness-raising were made available, which can be used and adapted to every need, with the aim of inspiring other sectors in these more inclusive practices.
Source: Ambito
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