SECS FEST 2021: "Caught on Camera" Short Film Program
Sat, Sep 11, 2021 at 12pm
- 18+, Proof of COVID-19 Vaccination Required, Masks Required
SECS Fest 2021 will showcase 30 short films and 4 feature films from around the globe, plus an archival double-feature from American gay porn director, Fred Halsted. The festival will be both in-person at the Grand Illusion Cinema and live-streamed on September 10 -12.
SECS Fest aims to bring world-class erotic cinema to Seattle audiences with their annual international film festival by selecting films inclusive of authentic adult sexual expression. Films selected will show a diversity of representations: race/ethnicity, sexual orientation, kink, and body-type; with a strong sex-positive core that has been the mission of SECS Fest since its inception .Attendees can expect to experience a range of film genres, sexual orientations, and sexual activities. Both narrative and documentary films will showcase a variety of interests – fetishes, BDSM, sex work, and more.
IMPORTANT:
- All patrons are required to show proof of vaccination (card or photo of card) or proof of a negative COVID test from the last 48 hours.
- Masks required for all regardless of vaccination status.
- Concessions will not be available. Please feel free to bring your own non-alcoholic beverage and keep your mask on when not drinking. No outside food allowed.
*Content warnings are included to warn of potentially triggering content, but it should be noted that all film programs contain sexually explicit content.
*No one under 18 admitted*
This ticket is for admission to the in-person screening of "Caught on Camera" Short Films program only.
details:
“Caught on Camera” Shorts Program (80 min)
Reflections, gaze, projections, and physical media all play a part in these films where the lens has a leading role.
The Mirror
LUMILUST
2 or 3 Things I Like About Him
Pendulums
“In a Strange Room”
SECS Fest is powered by Shunpike.
About Shunpike:
Shunpike is the 501(c)(3) non-profit agency that provides independent arts groups in Washington State with the services, resources, and opportunities they need to forge their own paths to sustainable success.
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