This was not the standing ovation the filmmakers wanted.
Jury members for the Sundance Film Festival’s U.S. Dramatic Competition walked out of the premiere of “Magazine Dreams” Friday after the festival failed to provide subtitles for deaf and hearing-impaired audiences — including judge Marlee Matlin,Several of the judges — including Jeremy Harris, Eliza Hittman and Matlin — left the screening after Matlin’s caption device didn’t work properly. The device was later repaired, but revealed the festival’s inability to provide wider access to movies.
“As a jury our ability to celebrate the work that all of you have put into making these films has been disrupted by the fact that they are not accessible to all three of us,” the letter continued. Several filmmakers declined the use of captions saying that it cost too much time and money. Other sources say that film buyers argued against captions saying that they would limit the film’s asking price.
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