Take a unique look behind the scenes of Eye and discover our offer in Dutch Sign Language (NGT). Our guide Peter tells you all about it in this video, in sign language!
Eye in sign language
Tours
Eye Filmmuseum offers guided tours on request for people with a hearing impairment in Dutch Sign Language (minimum level B2) through the permanent and temporary exhibitions.
The sign language tours for Tilda Swinton – Ongoing will take place on Sunday 30 November, 21 December, 18 January at 15:15. Sign up for free via rondleiding@eyefilm.nl, you can buy your exhibition ticket online in advance or at the box office on the day of the tour.
Taking your class to Eye? For more information about guided tours in sign language for primary education, special education, secondary education, intermediate vocational education and higher professional education, please contact educatie@eyefilm.nl.
© Mike Bink
Virtual tour of Eye in Dutch Sign Language
Prefer to roam Eye independently with your smartphone? Scan the QR code for the explanatory videos in the permanent exhibition and experience the different parts of the exhibition and 125 years of film history in Dutch Sign Language, with subtitles.
You can watch the introductory video here, and check out the playlist on YouTube.
Subcatch
The Subcatch app subtitles what you don't hear. On our website we indicate which films have subtitles available via the Subcatch app.
Induction loops
We have induction loops in our cinemas, ask our colleagues at the front desk for more information!
Eye offers programmes in Dutch Sign Language (NGT) thanks in part to the collaboration with the Stichting IN Gebaren and a financial contribution from the Freek en Hella de Jonge Stichting. Musea in Gebaren, an initiative of Stichting IN Gebaren, is committed to accessible art and culture for the deaf and hard of hearing.
Eye Filmmuseum collaborates with Musea in Gebaren, an initiative of Stichting IN Gebaren.
