Q: What does it cost to attend part or all of mini-fest?
A: Nothing! This film festival is free and open to the public.
Q: I have a disability, will I be able to access the films?
A: Yes, all films will be shown with captions and audio-descriptions. The location for the screenings includes a hearing loop which is compatible with t-coil hearing aids and cochlear implants. Assistive listening devices will also be available. Accessible parking is available by the cinema and seating is available for individuals who are chair users. ASL interpretation will be available for all discussions.
Q: If I need an accommodation to attend the festival, who do I contact?
A: Reach out to the Grinnell College Access & Disability Resources at access@grinnell.edu
Q: Do I need to be disabled to attend mini-fest?
A: No, the festival is open to everyone! Superfest features films created by disabled film makers that contain content centering disabled experiences, but the films are made to be enjoyed by everyone.
Q: Can I arrive late or come to only part of the festival?
A: Yes, participants are welcome to join for a many or as few of the activities and films as they want. We just ask that when entering or exiting you attempt to minimize any disruptions for other patrons if a film or panel is in progress.
Q: Are the films kid-friendly?
A: Superfest films highlight a variety of intersectional, nuanced experiences that may not be appropriate for all ages, so parental discretion is advised. We have provided links and film descriptions for all shorts and features and encourage folks to read those to inform their decision. If you have questions or concerns about specific films, please email our office at access@grinnell.edu for more information.