It’s important to us to make the festival as accessible as possible for everyone.
The CITY 46 is partially accessible, the JUB (Junges Theater Bremerhaven is also partially accessible. Admission is free for assistants/support persons, but seats for them must be reserved as well.
The CITY 46 is partially accessible for wheelchair users and people with limited mobility. There is a fully accessible wheelchair entrance and lift. To use it, please inform the staff. There is a wheelchair-accessible restroom that is fully equipped but there is a 4.5 cm threshold to enter the room. The auditoriums have ground level access and their smallest passage widths are 88 cm. Wheelchair access for auditorium 2 is through a side entrance via another room with the help of the staff. This way is not marked.
The closest disabled parking lot is located one street over, in front of Bahnhofstraße 4.
For users of cochlear implants and hearing aids, there is an audio induction loop available in auditorium 1. Please contact the box office if you want to use it. Our movies will be shown in the original language version with German or English subtitles. We try to provide sign language interpretation into German Sign Language for as many panel discussions as possible. For this, please check the notes of the respective film descriptions.
More details on the physical accessibility of the City 46 is available and can be found under:
https://www.bremen.eu/visitenkarte/city-46–kommunalkino-bremen-ev-334600/ (only in German)
The JUB (Junges Theater Bremerhaven) is also partially accessible for wheelchair users and people with limited mobility. There is a mobile ramp at the entrance. There are spaces for wheelchairs in the auditorium and a wheelchair-accessible toilet. For more information, please send an e-mail to bremerhaven@queerfilm.de.
If you have specific questions concerning the content and content-warnings of individual films, please contact wasistdasfuer1film(at)queerfilm.de in advance.
If you have any other questions, a concrete need for help, or further ideas how we could make the festival more accessible, please e-mail us at teilhabe(at)queerfilm.de
We try our best to organize a solution for different situations. More ways to participate will be announced via our website and social media channels prior to the festival.
Sign Language Interpretation:
On Tuesday 22.20 at 7 pm at the short film opening evening there will be sign language interpretation in DGS (german sign language) for the additional program with the queerfilm team and the drag collective FC Pepi.
The short films are in the original language with German subtitles.
The film Acsexybility will be shown on Saturday, October 26 at 5:30 pm.
Afterwards there will be a performance and a discussion by and with Mieze & Dysplasia McCripple with sign language interpretation in DGS (german sign language).
The documentary is in original Portuguese with German subtitles.
We have reserved some seats in the front rows. If you would like to attend one of these events, please send an email to simone@queerfilm.de and we will be happy to reserve tickets in your name.
An induction system for hearing aids and cochlear implants is available.
Of course, you can also purchase tickets independently via the City 46 website ticket@city46.de
https://www.city46.de/service/kartenreservierung.
Further information on the program and location can be found at www.queerfilm.de,
If you have any questions or need specific assistance, please send an e-mail to teilhabe@queerfilm.de