Festival-goers are invited to experience over 70 feature-length and short films — narrative and documentary — many accompanied by their filmmakers for post-screening interactive Q&As.

Often called "Sundance by the Sea" for its legendary hospitality and strong filmmaker support, PTFF is the oldest and largest film festival on Washington's Olympic Peninsula, about two hours from Seattle. Each year it welcomes approximately 2,000 attendees, 30+ filmmakers, and hundreds of volunteers to its stunningly beautiful seaside village.

Different passes provide different reservation start dates:

• Patron Pass — ticket reservations begin August 17

• Festival Pass — ticket reservations begin August 31

• 6 Pass, 3 Pass, and Virtual Pass — ticket reservations begin September 8

Port Townsend Film Festival is a nonprofit organization that presents film festivals, supports and nurtures filmmakers, and hosts educational and artistic programming. Its mission: Sparking Community Through Film.

Passes, tickets, and full festival details are available through the organizer's website.