Seattle Deaf Film Festival 2022 [Online]
Individual Virtual Tickets:
$20 General Admission
$15 Student/Senior
Virtual Festival Passes:
$180 General Admission
$165 Student/Senior
About
Welcome to Seattle Deaf Film Festival!
- Browse the Film Guide to see the films available for this virtual festival.
- If you’d like access to all the films, you can buy a pass.
- If you already have your tickets, or you’d like to see individual programs available to purchase, visit the Watch Online page.
SDFF showcases the best Deaf, DeafBlind, DeafDisabled and Hard of Hearing filmmaking in the world. We believe in cultivating a vibrant community of emerging and experienced Deaf filmmakers, actors, and producers.
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Feature Films:
The Voice of DANCE
Deaf and hearing dancers go on a journey to search for Indian dance vocabularies. They also experience the national celebration of the 150th anniversary of Gandhi’s birth, becoming inspired to overcome adversity and follow their dreams.
The Voice of DANCE is a cross-cultural, diversity-focused and socially-inclusive film production with the participation of Hong Kong and Indian artists. Filming took place in Mumbai and New Delhi.
(Chadrashekar R. & Banky Yeung, Hong Kong, 2020, 60 min, in Yue Chinese (Cantonese) with English subtitles)
Short Film Programs:
Thank you to the sponsors of SDFF 2022!
About Deaf Spotlight:
Deaf Spotlight inspires and showcases Deaf Culture and Sign Languages through the arts.
Deaf Spotlight is a nationally recognized leader in Deaf arts. We emerged from the first Seattle Deaf Film Festival in 2012. Our programming has since expanded to include theater productions, an annual art camp for Deaf youth, curated visual art exhibitions, and workshops for Deaf artists.
About Northwest Film Forum:
Founded in Seattle in 1995 as an independent film and arts nonprofit, Northwest Film Forum incites public dialogue and creative action through collective cinematic experiences. As a comprehensive visual media organization, the Forum offers educational workshops and artist services for film and media makers at all stages of their development.