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Hgrove | 13:42 Sun 12th Feb 2006 | Arts & Literature

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Looking at the films I noticed that some of the films were listed as "captioned" and others as "subtitled". What does that mean? The subtitled films were *not* in foreign languages, for ex. Brokeback Mountain was subtitled. Does it mean subtitled for the deaf perhaps?

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Thanks; I was just wondering why they would subtitle a film in English that's all.

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I know what you mean: I first saw A Clockwork Orange in Amsterday, circa 1981, in English with Dutch subtitles!

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