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FilmFest Seattle Lesbian & Gay Film Festival

iOS iPhone

The FilmFest iPhone app is your complete pocket guide to screenings, parties, panel discussions and events that will be happening at venues all over town. Get ready for ten days and nights of LGBT film, video, and fun.

FilmFest™ is a simple, easy to use pocket guide to all the films in this year’s Festival. 71 different programs to choose from!

InterAct and explore each of the festival’s titles — from the shortest of shorts, documentaries, US and World Cinema, it’s all here right here in this app.

You can read detailed descriptions, view trailers, purchase tickets, invite a friend to a screening, bookmark your favorites, and share films on your favorite social networks.

FEATURES:
- View trailers.
- Simple navigation – quickly flick your way through hundreds of films.
- Browse by Day, Title, Program, Genre, Country, and more.
- Unique InterAct feature — interact with each film before, during and after the festival. Invite a friend, view trailers, get social, and preview upcoming FilmFest sponsored festivals.

The largest festival of its kind in the Pacific Northwest, the Seattle Lesbian and Gay Film Festival has been an integral event in the LGBT community since 1996 . The festival has garnered national recognition for showcasing extraordinary and award-winning work and features the latest and greatest in LGBT film, from major motion picture premieres to emerging talent. SLGFF is also an important venue for the local Seattle film scene, putting the spotlight on members of our community to express creativity through film and video.

The Seattle Lesbian & Gay Film Festival is produced by Three Dollar Bill Cinema, a non-profit arts organization dedicated to strengthening, connecting, and reflecting diverse communities through queer film and media.