The 1930s southern horror “Sinners” was a box office hit. Now it’s making headlines again as it celebrates a milestone in Deaf inclusion.

"BASL is a distinct dialect of American Sign Language (ASL) with its own dynamic history and unique grammar, signing space, ...

Discover the critically acclaimed horror film "Sinners" now streaming on Max. Learn about its groundbreaking release in Black ...

Discovery, said in a statement. “‘Sinners’ with Black American Sign Language is an example of how culturally nuanced access can enrich the viewing experience for our audiences.” In another statement, ...

Adding to the long list of history-making moves from Ryan Coogler’s “Sinners,” the record-breaking film will become the first movie to ever debut using Black American Sign Language (BASL).

The movie continues to make history with its July 4 release on Max, becoming the first film on the platform to include a version interpreting Black American Sign Language (BASL). Sinners follows ...

Sinners will hit Max with a Black American Sign Language (BASL) version to encourage others to learn about this special form of communication.

According to the U.S. Census and The New York Times, Black Americans make up about 8% of the U.S. Deaf and hard of hearing community—and roughly half of them use Black American Sign Language.

Max has announced that Warner Bros. Pictures’ SINNERS will stream in Black American Sign Language (BASL) alongside the original version of the film in the U.S. on FRIDAY, JULY 4.

Sinners is to become the first feature film available in Black American Sign Language when it is released on streaming later this month on Max. The service, formerly known as HBO Max, will debut ...

And Sinners will be accessible to even more people, thanks to a version that includes a Black American Sign Language (BASL) interpretation by Nakia Smith.