Sex Education Film Festival

International Short Film Festival on and about sex education

Número de la edición7 - 2027

Del 22/02/2027 Al 21/03/2027

Anuncio de la selección: 15 Enero 2027

Terrassa, ESPAÑA

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The Sex Education Film Festival (SEFF) is a film festival that highlights the topic of sexual health and sex education. The festival presents a selection of documentaries and short films from around the world that deal with issues related to sexuality, such as sexual diversity, consent, prevention of sexually transmitted diseases, gender identity, gender equality, healthy relationships, among others. The festival was created with the aim of promoting awareness and understanding about sexual health and sex education through film. The SEFF also organizes talks, debates and other activities to encourage reflection and dialogue on these issues. The festival is an important platform for filmmakers who wish to address issues related to sexuality and sexual health, and for the general public who want to learn and connect with others who share the same interests and concerns.

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Sex Education Film Festival 7ª edición - Convocatoria Abierto

Cierre El ~~01/09/2026~~ 10/09/2026

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The 7th edition of the SEX EDUCATION FILM FESTIVAL, an international short film festival focused on sexual education, will take place between February and March 2027 in the city of Terrassa, Spain.
The Sex Education Film Festival (SEFF) is the first international festival dedicated to short films about sexual education and sexual health. The festival showcases a selection of short films from around the world and across different genres, addressing topics such as sexual diversity, consent, sexual health, gender identity, gender equality, and healthy relationships, among others.
The festival aims to promote awareness and understanding of sexual education through cinema. In addition, the SEFF organizes talks, panel discussions, and other parallel activities to encourage reflection and dialogue on these important issues.
The Sex Education Film Festival is committed to providing education for all ages and therefore features two clearly differentiated sections: Teens, aimed at audiences between the ages of ten and eighteen, and Adults, intended for all adult audiences. In addition, the festival includes a third section, New Talents, dedicated to short films directed by film students.