Fact-checked and revised October 11, 2026.
Check the specific screening
For a festival visit, start with the official program and the exact film, date, venue and session you plan to attend. Ask the organizer whether that screening offers audio description and in which language. This page does not confirm a 2026 count of accessible screenings or a theater-wide equipment guarantee.
Ask how the audio reaches you
Confirm whether the venue lends a receiver, requires advance reservation or supports an application on your phone. Ask what headphones or connection are needed. Do not assume that equipment available at another cinema will work at this venue. If you use hearing equipment, describe the connection you need when making the inquiry.
Make a practical arrival plan
Save the booking and access information in a format you can retrieve. Ask about the entrance, ticket collection and help finding a seat. Arriving with time to test the equipment can make it easier to resolve a missing receiver or an incorrect track before the film begins.
Keep assistance separate from the film soundtrack
Lumyeye Pro can help read printed information before or after a visit. Its document workflow can save a captured page under a chosen name for later retrieval. It does not provide a verified audio-description track for every movie or replace the cinema’s accessibility service. For a current booking, use direct confirmation from the organizer rather than an old article’s promises.
Explore the recorded workflows
See the scan, share and save demonstration and the object search with an obstacle detour. For requirements and choices, consult the user guide and comparison of visual-assistance apps.