a sex-positive international film festival celebrating the artistry of erotic cinema while inspiring diverse communities to engage in adult conversations about sex.
Now SECS Fest volunteers will be busy watching all of the amazing submissions to decide what will be at the festival on November 4-6.
Thank you to all who submitted their work to the festival!
From what I’ve seen so far, it will be a very packed weekend of erotic cinema. Meaning it will be even more challenging to choose as there are so many great films and there won’t be time to show them all.
For filmmakers: Do you have a film that might fit our festival. We accept films of every genre each year that have a focus on human relationships and sexuality. Many of the films submitted to us include scenes of explicit sex, but many do not.
We fill the 3 day festival with short films, feature length films, documentaries, dramas, comedic short films, filmed poetry, experimental film, science fiction, and so much more.
And this is the final deadline to submit a film for SECS Fest 2022 in November!
To learn more or to submit a films, please visit: https://filmfreeway.com/SECSFEST
Thanks to the Grand Illusion Cinema and all who supported our fundraiser on Tuesday night. Sadly, between CIVID and the dying air conditioner, we had to reduce capacity to only 20 tickets, so I know many of you didn’t have the opportunity to watch the collection of feminist educational documentaries with us on Tuesday.
But we encourage you to support the NW Abortion Access Fund in anyway that you can. You can make a donation directly on their site to help them continue to provide support with procedure costs, lodging, meals, transportation, and childcare for those seeking access in the northwest.
The Seattle Erotica Cinema Society is excited to announce our next in-person event, Film Uprising.
This event is our response to the Dobbs decision that overturned the 50 year old precedent protecting access to abortion. I see this decision as a complete misunderstanding of abortion as it is essential medical care and am hoping to empower attendees with films that remind us of the progress gained for human rights during the 20th century along with the understanding of contraception and how women were treated by the medical industry in the early 1970s.
Ticket sales along with any cash donations made at the event will be donated to the NW Abortion Access Fund.
This event is TOMORROW!