SUPERFEST SHOWCASES
Image of a crowd applauding at a past Superfest.
Interested in hosting a Superfest Showcase?
Do you know a group of people who would like to experience the well-crafted and thought provoking films from the Superfest Disability Film Festival? You're in luck! You can share Superfest with your friends, colleagues, students, and community.
For more information on developing your own Superfest Showcase, check out our FAQs page!
After reading our FAQ page, you can contact us directly and we can talk through your questions in greater detail! beitiks@sfsu.edu or call (415)405-3528.
PAST SHOWCASES
Our showcases have been near and far, from the San Francisco Public Library and SF Children’s Day School to Umea, Sweden and Cheboksary, Russia! Bring Superfest to an area near you and book your own showcase today!
Carousel of images from past Superfests.
“It definitely resonated with students. I had a couple of students with 504s come to me with tears in their eyes, saying finally, there was something that could articulate how they feel. I am hoping that next year we can do more. ”
“Superfest told me stories about people and issues I don’t hear anywhere else. It gives me empathy for a wider range of experience and continues to challenge my assumptions about disability.”
“Superfest is so critical, so valuable, so uplifting, healing, and inspiring. It was absolutely amazing to watch these great films, some created by Disabled folks, all featuring Disabled folks, and to know that all the Disabled folks in the room could access the films and have a similar experience to me. I think this is not only an important part of socio-cultural inclusivity, its also about family and friend inclusivity. It means that no one is left behind, and as a temporarily able-bodied person with a chronic illness that will leave me disabled in the near future, thats important to me and my disabled friends and relatives. Thanks, Superfest, for doing this incredible and necessary work. It felt good to be with you!”
“I love the blending of art, creativity, storytelling and advocacy.”
“Get folks thinking! Create space for artists, people with disabilities and general public to view and engage. Increase visibility and action around stigma, barriers, and also talent and success.”
“Superfest is important because there’s so much to know about the world around us. We need to continue to be curious, laugh, cry, be angry, celebrate, disagree, and explore. ”
“It was probably one of the most captivating and meaningful assemblies to me personally. It made me emotional and happy when I got to see all the effort into making those films, and hearing from the director himself was incredible.”