Pan Eros Film Festival 2022 Shorts [In-Person Only]
Jul. 15, 2022, at 7pm (doors at 6:30pm)
$13 General Admission
$10 Student/Child/Senior
$7 Member
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About
The Seattle Erotic Art Festival, along with its parent organization the Pan Eros Foundation, is excited to present a screening of our first annual Pan Eros Film Festival, in partnership with the Northwest Film Forum. The Pan Eros Film Festival showcases erotic art films that will engage you, titillate you, and make you think. Join us July 15 at 6:30pm for a screening of our 2022 Short Film Showcase.
** This program features explicit sexual content and is intended for audiences 18+ **
Short Film Lineup:
“21” by Jeremy Weinstein (USA)
“Let’s Play” by Katia Sauthier (Switzerland)
“SACRO” by Alyona Futsur (Italy)
“LUCÍA” by Verònica Hernández Royo (Spain)
“Out of Here” by Helena Gudkova (Ukraine)
“Virtual Love” by Aria Li (USA)
“The Hidden in the Pain” by Danial Ghasemian (Iran)
“Estética Unisex” by Alvaro Acosta Gutierrez (Peru)
“The Carolina’s Revenge” by Chavo Guerrilla (Spain)
“Centrifugado” by Ignacio Rodó (Spain)
“The Kettle” by Vespera Films (France)
“MAR I ANA” by Mar Novo (Mexico)
“Madonna madonna” by Pleasure Beyond Flesh (Sweden)
“Walking A Fine Line” by abcde Flash (Switzerland)
“Sycamore Tree” by Anastasiia Kashtalian (Poland)
“WET STREAMING III - fuck my ficus” by Daniela Zahlner, Aaron Nora Scherer, and Eva Sommer (Austria)
“Finding Zen” by Bryan Camillo (USA)
“Dix Pix” by Steven Fraser (UK)
“The Hall” by Dilan Onay (Turkey)
“Bodies of Desire” by Varsha Panikar (India)
“Aguirre” by Eric Yamil Cruz and Sergio Daniel (Puerto Rico)
“Make That Sound” by David Keogh (USA)
About the Pan Eros Foundation:
For over two decades, the Pan Eros Foundation’s mission has been to celebrate and cultivate sexuality through the arts and education. Our goal is to create a better world by promoting respectful interaction through consent education. We aim to move society into acceptance of consensual sexuality as a healthy, integral part of being human. We support people in finding the type and amount of pleasure and intimacy that is right for them, respecting the spectrum from asexual to omnisexual.