An official American Sign Language (ASL) trailer for A Minecraft Movie has been released. A Minecraft Movie was released in United States theaters this past April. Directed by Jared Hess, the film is ...

Leila Hanaumi is Barbie. And Ken. And, well, every character in the ASL version of the Golden Globe-award-winning "Barbie" movie. The sign language performer signs for every cast member who speaks or ...

A video of a "profoundly deaf" toddler encountering the magic of "Barbie with ASL" is going viral. Thanks to American Sign Language interpreter Leila Hanaumi and the film's resolve to take more steps ...

After a blockbuster summer at the box office, Barbie is finally streaming — with a very special added feature. Throughout the movie, ASL interpreter Leila Hanaumi is shown in the lower corner of the ...

The film “Deafula” tells the story of a man who comes to realize he’s a vampire. But what makes the 1975 movie unique is that it was the first feature-length 35 mm film to be shot entirely in American ...

Joseph Josselyn remembers being fascinated by the 1977 drama “Jesus of Nazareth” — but as a deaf child, he had to rely on closed captions to catch the dialogue. “I had this thought: I wonder what it ...

Barbie is now streaming on Max with an ASL version. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. It’s more than just a movie. It is a cultural ...

Even though the word isn’t spoken in the film — it’s on a sweater worn by Ryan Gosling’s Ken — Hanaumi created a Kenough sign by making the traditional ASL sign for “enough” by making a fist with one ...

The year of 1975 was a groundbreaking one for the American film industry. The release of Steven Spielberg’s “Jaws” that year forever shaped the psychological horror genre (and instilled global fear of ...

June 30 (UPI) --Max announced Monday that Sinners will stream with a Black American Sign Language version on its service. The film debuts on Max Friday and makes Max the first streaming service to ...

(RNS) — Joseph Josselyn remembers being fascinated by the 1977 drama “Jesus of Nazareth” — but as a Deaf child, he had to rely on closed captions to catch the dialogue. “I had this thought: I wonder ...