There will be no concessions sold at this event, and there will be no outside food or drink allowed inside the theatre.
What are the ADA specifications of this venue?
As part of SFFILM’s commitment to equity and inclusion, we work with venues that prioritize accessibility. Please visit The Castro’s website for the most accurate information. Click here to learn more. To request accommodations, please contact ADA@sffilm.org.
Do you require proof of vaccination to attend in-person screenings?
Your safety is our top priority. Masks must be worn inside all SFFILM Festival venues. When at a screening, masks may only be removed when actively eating or drinking once seated (masks must be worn in theater lobbies and restrooms). We are monitoring city public health guidelines and recommendations regarding COVID-19 and may update safety protocols as needed leading up to the screening.
We require proof of “up-to-date” vaccination and a photo ID at the door.
- For patrons under 5 SFFILM requires proof of a negative COVID-19 Test taken within one day (for antigen tests) or two days (for PCR tests) before entry into the facility. Self-attestation may not be used to verify a negative test result, even when using Over-the-Counter (or at-home tests). All at-home tests require a third-party, such as a telehealth organization, to verify the results via video call.Proof of a negative test taken 48 hours in advance allows admission to this event.
- For patrons 5-11“up-to-date” means completing both initial dosages of the Pfizer vaccine.
For patrons 12-17 “up-to-date” means receiving a booster of Pfizer five months after completing the initial series of vaccines. - For patrons 17 and over “up-to-date” means receiving a booster five months after completing the initial doses of Pfizer or Moderna or two months after receiving the Johnson and Johnson dose.
Photo ID not required for children ages 5 through 12.
Do you require proof of vaccination to attend in-person screenings?
Your safety is our top priority. Masks must be worn inside all SFFILM Festival venues. When at a screening, masks may only be removed when actively eating or drinking once seated (masks must be worn in theater lobbies and restrooms). We are monitoring city public health guidelines and recommendations regarding COVID-19 and may update safety protocols as needed leading up to the screening.
We require proof of “up-to-date” vaccination and a photo ID at the door.
We require proof of “up-to-date” vaccination and a photo ID at the door.
- For patrons under 5 Proof of a negative test taken 48 hours in advance allows admission to this event.
- For patrons 5-11 “up-to-date” means completely both initial dosages of the Pfizer vaccine.
- For patrons 12-17 “up-to-date” means receiving a third dose of Pfizer 6 months after completing the initial series of vaccines.
- For patrons 17 and over “up-to-date” means receiving a booster 5 months after completing the initial doses of Pfizer or Moderna or 2 months after receiving the Johnson and Johnson dose.
Photo ID not required for children ages 5 through 12.
Will films be available to stream?
No. All of our programs are in-person with the exception of Live Talks many of which will also be recorded and viewable on our website. We are continuing to monitor city public health guidelines and recommendations regarding COVID-19. Your safety is our top priority. We will require all guests to show proof of vaccination before entering the theater, and masks must be worn throughout the entire event unless eating or drinking. We ask that guests help keep each other safe and please stay home if you feel unwell or are experiencing any symptoms.