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'''Pornfilmfestival Berlin''' is a annual film festival focused on pornographic and erotic feature and short films, with a special emphasis on queer sexualities. The festival has been held since 2006 in Berlin and was founded by [[Jürgen Brüning]]. It features exhibitions of new films, panels and discussions about porn, sexuality, and feminist topics, as well as a industry conference named Adult Industry Only. The festival | '''Pornfilmfestival Berlin''' is a annual film festival focused on pornographic and erotic feature and short films, with a special emphasis on queer sexualities. The festival has been held since 2006 in Berlin and was founded by [[Jürgen Brüning]]<ref>[https://pornfilmfestivalberlin.de/en/about-the-festival/ Pornfilmfestival Berlin - About the festival]</ref>. It features exhibitions of new films, panels and discussions about porn, sexuality, and feminist topics, as well as a industry conference named Adult Industry Only<ref>[https://pornfilmfestivalberlin.de/en/adult-industry-only/ Pornfilmfestival Berlin - Adult Industry Only]</ref>. The festival give awards in various categories. | ||
The festival is sponsored by industry brands such as [[Lustery]], [[Dorcel| | The festival is sponsored by industry brands such as [[Lustery]], [[Marc Dorcel|Dorcel]] and [[Clips4Sale]] as well as queer german publications like L.Mag and Siegessäule<ref>[https://pornfilmfestivalberlin.de/en/sponsors/ Pornfilmfestival Berlin - Sponsors]</ref>. | ||
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Revision as of 17:44, 22 January 2024
Pornfilmfestival Berlin is a annual film festival focused on pornographic and erotic feature and short films, with a special emphasis on queer sexualities. The festival has been held since 2006 in Berlin and was founded by Jürgen Brüning[1]. It features exhibitions of new films, panels and discussions about porn, sexuality, and feminist topics, as well as a industry conference named Adult Industry Only[2]. The festival give awards in various categories.
The festival is sponsored by industry brands such as Lustery, Dorcel and Clips4Sale as well as queer german publications like L.Mag and Siegessäule[3].