Festival passes and special event tickets are now on sale for the 2023 Portland Film Festival, presented by Comcast. The Festival opens Thursday, October 12th, with a brunch and closes with an Awards Ceremony and screening of Portland’s favorite film on October 16th.
Don’t miss the Portland Film Festival, a four-day film festival held this October 12-16, 2023.
Passes and special event tickets for the Festival can be purchased now by clicking here.
Portland Pass Gives Full Access to Movies & Classes for $89
Attend the Portland Film Festival without worrying about buying individual tickets. Get full access to film screenings, classes, workshops, panels, parties, and a 10% discount on Festival merchandise capacity pending. Non-transferable. No refunds. The pass can be revoked. Does not include brunches or access to the VIP lounge. Show up to films at least 30 minutes before start time. All screenings are capacity pending. Be early to ensure a great seat.
The complete Festival line-up will be released the first week of October; get 24-hour advance notice of the general public.
Passes and special event tickets for the Festival can be purchased now by clicking here.
VIP Pass Gives Best Access to VIP Lounge, Movies & Events for $199
VIP access to film screenings, classes, workshops, panels, parties, and a 25% discount on Festival merchandise. Access to VIP Lounge, including drinks and delicious food from Acid Bath. VIP-only special happy hour with Festival leadership. Non-transferable. No refunds. The pass can be revoked.
Are you a member of SAG-Aftra, WGA, IATSE, or other guilds? Register for a free strike pass by clicking here: https://forms.gle/kPdRJpcjwn5uaGpF7.
The complete Festival line-up will be released the first week of October; get 72-hour advance notice of the general public.
Passes and special event tickets for the Festival can be purchased now by clicking here.
Industry Pass Provides Filmmakers Access, Films on Standby at a Reduced Cost
Get access to every event, workshop, panel, and film on standby. Entry is not guaranteed. Includes opening night film and after party and closing night film and after party—access to filmmakers lounge. Show up to films at least 30 minutes before start time. All screenings are capacity pending. Show up early to ensure a good seat.
The complete Festival line-up will be released the first week of October; get 24-hour advance notice of the general public.
Passes and special event tickets for the Festival can be purchased now by clicking here.
Community Pass Provides Festival Access for Snap Recipients
Full access to film screenings, classes, and parties. Non-transferable. No refunds. The pass can be revoked. Does not include brunches or access to the VIP lounge. Pass for current SNAP card holders. Show up to films at least 30 minutes before start time. All screenings are capacity pending. Show up early to ensure a good seat.
The complete Festival line-up will be released the first week of October.
Passes and special event tickets for the Festival can be purchased now by clicking here.
Portland Film Festival includes Horror, Black Stories, Women Directors And More
The Festival programmed more independent films than any other film festival in the state last year, including more variety and diversity of experiences than any theater in Oregon. This year, there will be over 80 features and shorts.
With hundreds of visiting filmmakers, cast, and crew representing their films, it’s no wonder the film industry magazine MovieMaker named the Portland Film Festival one of the “Top 25 Coolest Film Festivals in the World.”
The Festival will announce the films, classes, and more in the first week of October.
Passes and special event tickets for the Festival can be purchased now by clicking here.
East and West Side Film Screenings
This year, the Festival will screen over 80 films and workshops, including education specifically for screenwriting, acting, and more.
The Portland Film Festival hub and film screenings will be in the Pearl District. Warehouse lofts and cool commercial spaces will be transformed into unique theaters and event spaces. On the east side, McMenamin’s Kennedy will host screenings from Friday the 13th to Monday the 16th, including our Award Ceremony and the Audience Award Winning Short and Feature screening.
Passes and special event tickets for the Festival can be purchased now by clicking here.
Passes and special event tickets for the Festival can be purchased now by clicking here.
Dedicated to Independent Voices & The City of Portland, Oregon
“As a non-profit organization dedicated to nurturing filmmakers and celebrating the power of a good story, we are proud to bring a robust and diverse community of independent voices to the Festival this year,” said Josh Leake, Portland Film Festival co-founder and executive director.
“The film industry is an integral contributor to the economic well-being of Oregon and one of the best tourism generators. Where many industries like manufacturing and apparel production improve financial impact for a season, the film and creative industries continue to engage and remind people that Oregon is a beautiful place long after the cast, crew, and production team move on to other film projects.”
The complete Festival line-up will be released the first week of October.
Early-bird passes for the Festival can be purchased now by clicking here.
