23 September marks the International Day of Sign Languages. The day aims to raise awareness of the importance of sign languages and promote equal opportunities for people who are deaf or hard of hearing to participate in all areas of life.

The documentary “All Bodies Speak”, screened at CineMastercard cinema in Ganjlik Mall, reflects disability inclusion as well as the cultural and social activities of people with and without disabilities.

The documentary presents the purpose of the project of the same name, implemented by DanceAbility Azerbaijan together with its partners and covering the period from 2024 to 2026, as well as the personal experiences of its participants.

During the screening, Zaur Darabzadeh, CEO of the CineMastercard cinema chain, highlighted the importance of such initiatives in supporting the development of an inclusive society and ensuring the equal participation of people with disabilities in public and cultural life.

At the event, Ozgur Genc, Chief Executive Officer of Nar, and Nigar Sultanova, Director of DanceAbility Azerbaijan, emphasized the importance of partnership for the sustainability of the project.

The “All Bodies Speak” documentary was translated into Azerbaijani Sign Language with the support of Nar.