Apple TV+ 'CODA' in theaters first film to have burned-in captions

Theater screenings of the Apple TV+ film 'CODA' will be as accessible to deaf and hard of hearing cinema-goers, with the theatrical release including captions burned into the film print.'CODA' follows Ruby, a young girl who is a child of deaf parents, and who acts as an interpreter for them as she is the only hearing member of her family. When Ruby discovers a talent for singing and wants to apply to the Berklee School of Music, it causes friction in her family, which depends on her for their fishing business.The film, which won an award at the Sundance Film Festival, will be receiving a theatrical release as well as being streamed via Apple TV+. However, Reuters reports the showings in theaters will be a different affair than normal. Read more...