Best of SECS Fest

Ready for an evening of very hot, very queer sex? Sure you are! BEST OF SECS FEST presents ten short films from the 2024 edition of Seattle’s annual, sex-positive festival of international art-porn. This compilation features such carnal delights as… horny puppets, shadowy theaters, BDSM rituals, human furniture, licked boots, beaten meat, sustained eye contact, networked jacking, villa cruising, and plenty of butt stuff.

Here is the full line up:

ALCHEMY OF MEAT
(Mahx Capacity, 8 min, United States)

Break the flesh / unleash the spirit / the soul is feral / the body is meat.

ANGELO
(Helias Doulis, 14 min, Greece)

Far from home, a boy’s heart is tested as love demands the pennies he never had in his pocket of desire.

BEAT IT
(Rachel Britton, 3 min, United States)

A frog awaits a punishment from his bodacious bride.

FOCUS – WINNER BEST SHORT
(Shine Louise Houston, 26 min, United States)

“Focus on what I want. Not what you want.”

GREY NARCISSUS – WINNER BEST DOCUMENTARY
(Robert Lawson, 5 min, United States)

“Confessions of a late-mid-life digital exhibitionist.”

I REALLY WANT TO GET FUCKED
(Robin Astera, 6 min, Germany)

A non-binary transman of color’s reflections on sex work, trauma, not being able to be penetrated, and the complications these bring with it.

JUNE IN WARSAW – WINNER BEST SEX-POSITIVE FILM
(Fucking Conflicts, 14 min, Germany)

An intimate look serving playful, silly, feel-good sex with giggles and a wet floor.

LEVIDIS
(Iris Glitzer, 11 min, Germany)

Queer lust meets the golden era of Greek mainstream cinema in a dialogue around gender roles and social norms.

THE FARMER’S DAUGHTER
(Cat Gold, 13 min, United States)

When lost cowboy Ashley Paige is found in need of some major roadside assistance, they are picked up by head bitch in charge, Mother Superior Vera Grace.

THING – WINNER BEST COMEDY
(Ori Di Vincenzo, 11 min, Germany)

“Thing” is a short film depicting the relationship between Mistress, a latex fetishist, and her devoted furniture slave, Thing.

SHOWTIMES

  • Friday, June 6 / 7pm / Clinton Street Theater / Portland   /   TICKETS
  • Saturday, June 7 / 10 pm / The Beacon Cinema / Seattle /  TICKETS

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