Special Early Seattle Screening of “The Wedding Banquet” Please Note: This invitation is non-transferable. You’re cordially invited… The Seattle Asian American Film Festival (SAAFF), PrideAsia, Tremendous Communications, and Bleecker Street would love to invite you and a guest to a special early…
In Loving Memory of Della Chen We are deeply saddened by the loss of beloved filmmaker and SAAFF 2024 alumnus Della Chen (@dellachenphoto), a cherished member of Seattle’s Chinatown-International District community. Her film, She Marches in Chinatown (@chenanigan_films), beautifully honored…
Calling ALL PNW Filmmakers Are you a filmmaker based in the Pacific Northwest? Do you have a compelling story to share through film? We’re now accepting submissions for SAAFF, a celebration of the incredible creativity and diverse voices of our…
Meet the 2024 judges for the following film categories: Narrative Feature, Documentary Feature, Narrative Short, Documentary Short.
Save the Date for our C-ID Summer Cinema outdoor film screenings at Hing Hay Park! Take a look at our film lineup for this summer! July 29 Turning Red August 5 Spin August 12 Pokémon: The First Movie August 19…
Looking for a chill weekend plan that’s indoors with A/C? Join us on Sunday, June 18, at 2pm for a film screening + listening party of FANNY: The Right to Rock! A Pride month screening and music celebration all in…
Join us on Wednesday, May 31, 7:30pm at Northwest Film Forum for a screening and community talkback to celebrate the PBS launch of BETWEEN BLACK & WHITE: ASIAN AMERICANS SPEAK OUT. The conversation about race in America is often between…
Meet the 2023 judges for the following film categories: Narrative Feature, Documentary Feature, Narrative Short, Documentary Short.
Meet the 2022 judges for the following film categories: Narrative Feature, Documentary Feature, Narrative Short, Documentary Short.
SAAFF would like to make an apology to the Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander community and also use this as a learning opportunity for the greater Asian American community. We no longer use terms like “AAPI” because it perpetuates harm…
