The 2022 San Francisco PornFilmFestival presents REEL/SEX, an afternoon presentation of curated short films celebrating the best in contemporary sexual cinema.
These short films focus on sexuality and tackle serious subject mater with a documentary angle. From a day in the life of a sex worker, to a photographer seeking models who comes up empty-handed, to a gay millennial who expresses fetish as performance art.
Join us for an in-person event at the historical Brava Theater, broadcasting live to an online audience. Followed by a filmmaker talk hosted by Q Wilson. Doors open at 4:00pm.
About the San Francisco PornFilmFestival
The San Francisco PornFilmFestival seeks to showcase the creativity and craft of adult-oriented films from the Bay Area and beyond. Inspired by numerous adult film events, we want to specifically thank the Berlin PornFilmFestival for its namesake and guidance in forming this new American landmark festival. We embark on this journey to celebrate San Francisco's vibrant legacy of sex-positive film artists.
The 2022 San Francisco PornFilmFestival presents REEL/SEX, an afternoon presentation of curated short films celebrating the best in contemporary sexual cinema.
These short films focus on sexuality and tackle serious subject mater with a documentary angle. From a day in the life of a sex worker, to a photographer seeking models who comes up empty-handed, to a gay millennial who expresses fetish as performance art.
Join us for an in-person event at the historical Brava Theater, broadcasting live to an online audience. Followed by a filmmaker talk hosted by Q Wilson. Doors open at 4:00pm.
About the San Francisco PornFilmFestival
The San Francisco PornFilmFestival seeks to showcase the creativity and craft of adult-oriented films from the Bay Area and beyond. Inspired by numerous adult film events, we want to specifically thank the Berlin PornFilmFestival for its namesake and guidance in forming this new American landmark festival. We embark on this journey to celebrate San Francisco's vibrant legacy of sex-positive film artists.
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