D’Ocon films and Dicapta will work together to create audio description for several of its series to make them more accessible for people with sensory disabilities.

Accessibility to information for people who are deaf, hard of hearing, and deaf-blind (D/HoH/DB) is a right that cannot be overlooked in terms of population incidence, legal mandates, and basic human consideration.  

This Monday the POV movie Faya Dayi releases with accessibility features.  

We tell you a little more about the story of Angela Roth, a member of our advisory committee  

At Dicapta, we proudly announce that our founder and leader, Dr. María Victoria Díaz, was nominated for the Mi Univisionario award.

After the fall of Robert Mugabe, Zimbabwe’s leader from 1987 to 2017, the military ensured the population that they will have free elections for their next leader. It is against this background of a newborn democracy that Camilla Nielson’s  “President” takes place.  

What does it mean to dedicate your life to someone else? This is the theme behind the movie "He's my brother" that will release Monday on PBS as part of POV's award-winning documentary series.  

In the coming weeks, Canal 22 Internacional will premiere several programs that will highlight the works and lives of various outstanding women artists.  

Johns Hopkins University and Dicapta collaborated successfully this semester on providing a blind student with access to several foreign films that were part of her academic curriculum.