HPFF20 SUBMISSIONS OPEN - Hacker Porn Film Festival

Now in its fourth edition, Hacker Porn Film Festival accepts entries on FilmFreeway. Deadline is January 31, 2020.

By Hacker Porn Film Festival

We hack and destabilize expectations of what is considered exciting, obscene, inconvenient, and secret. HPFF is a completely independent and self-funded event, created to give value and visibility to independent and DIY productions, making bodies, sexuality and subversion of the norm new subjects of investigation. We are constantly looking for innovative and compelling projects that explore the most subversive post-pornographic art. The festival is a great opportunity for artists, performers, activists and audiences to come together to explore and discuss the latest trends in pornography through the medium of film, visual, and performance art. It is an amazing platform for everyone to showcase their work, exchange ideas and pleasures.

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INFO

For inquiries and collaborations:

info@hackerpornfest.com

LOCATION

Trenta Formiche, Via del Mandrione 3, Roma

ADMISSION

Seats cannot be reserved, so please arrive early at the venue. All screenings are free. Starting from 2026, HPFF has updated its policies to become increasingly inclusive. HPFF has no external sponsors: a donation in support of the festival is very welcome, but not required.

Trenta Formiche is a private club and access is restricted to Arci members only. The Arci card can be purchased at the entrance (€8) and is valid for one year (2025–26) in all clubs across Italy. Please complete the pre-registration form.

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TERMS AND CONDITIONS

All films being advertised on this website and screened at the festival are copyrighted by their respective owners and are being used with permission, by submissions on FilmFreeway.

FilmFreeway is the official platform for submitting films. The FAQ page and all information available on the website and social media channels should be considered as supplementary information.

HPFF artwork courtesy of @ian.dexx
The bodies depicted are fictional or stylized; no humans or non-human animals were harmed in the making of HPFF visuals; across past and present editions, we prioritize respect for all life forms and artistic integrity.