My Neighbour Totoro (dubbed) - Supportive Environment

When their mother falls ill, Satsuki and Mei move to a new home in the country. They discover it is full of house spirits, while outside are wood spirits and other creatures. Soon after, the girls are whisked away on a magical adventure aboard a ‘cat bus’. Cited by Akira Kurosawa as one of his favourite Japanese films, Miyazaki’s wondrous fantasies introduced the world to the iconic and loveable Totoro, which became the logo of Studio Ghibli.  

This is a Supportive Environment Screening.

Our Supportive Environment Screenings are specially adapted to be more welcoming and accessible to people with additional needs, such as autism and other neurodiverse conditions.

Everyone should be able to experience the delight that cinema can bring in comfort. So during Supportive Environment Screenings, we:

- leave low lights on in the auditorium  

- make sure that the volume is reduced

- allow customers to move around

- allow customers to make noise

- allow customers can take a break during the film

- show films with captions, when available - this can help with processing verbal information