The purpose of this study was to find measures to promote cultural rights that are closely related to the quality of life of people with disabilities. In particular, the focus was on movies, which are the most used films for people with disabilities in various cultural activities. We examined the actual conditions and systems of barrier-free films at home and abroad. Also, according to the barrier-free movie screening experience, we examined the change of acceptance of barrier-free movie and perception of disabled people. Additionally, interviews were conducted with relevant experts to find out the status of barrier-free films and how to activate them. Result shows that barrier-free films in Korea have evolved since the 2010s, but are still insufficient to meet the needs of disabled people for their cultural activities. In particular, since the absolute quantitative growth of barrier-free movies is not enough, measures need to be taken. The UK can be a good example of exploring ways to expand domestic barrier-free films, and additional consideration is needed. As a result of examining barrier-free film acceptance and recognition of disabled people according to barrier-free film experience, the barrier-free film experience showed that acceptance of barrier-free film increased and recognition of disabled people also improved. On the basis of results, this study suggested the expansion of opportunities to increase the barrier-free movie experience, the promotion of corporate-level activation, and the improvement of the system.