A promotional flyer for the World Deaf & Disabled Dance Film Festival. The background is a cosmic scene filled with blue, purple, pink, orange, and gold nebula clouds and stars. At the top center is a glowing rainbow globe wrapped with a golden film strip. Gold and cream text across the globe reads WORLD DEAF & DISABLED DANCE FILM FESTIVAL. At upper left is a red-and-white striped popcorn container with popcorn spilling above it. At upper right is a yellow ticket icon with a black star. Large gold, white, and cream text with black outlines fills the center and lower half of the flyer. A thin gold rounded rectangle frames the Friday and Saturday schedule. Along the bottom is a gold footer containing access and organizational logos, with a QR code at the far right. Text reads: WORLDDEAF & DISABLEDDANCE FILM FESTIVAL Light ConcessionsProvided Tickets$25 per program$80 Saturday day pass November 6–7 Yerba Buena Center for the Arts 701 Mission St, San Francisco, CA 94103 Friday, November 6 6–9 PM: Evening Dance Documentary & Short Films Program Saturday, November 7 11:30 AM–1 PM: Morning Dance Documentary Film Program 11:15–3 PM: Short Dance Film Program 14–6 PM: Short Dance Film Program 26:15–8:15 PM: Evening Dance Documentary Program 2 Tickets here: WDDDFF2026.eventbrite.com The footer includes logos for sign language interpretation, closed captioning, audio description, and wheelchair accessibility symbols, followed by the YBCA, Urban Jazz Dance Company, Borealis Philanthropy, Intersection for the Arts, and FilmFreeway logos. A QR code appears at the bottom right. END CONTENT DESCRIPTION]
World Deaf & Disabled Dance Film Festival (WDDDFF) Friday November 6th-Saturday November 7th, 2026 at YBCA Screening room.
Do not miss the inaugural World Deaf & Disabled Dance Film Festival (WDDDFF)
When: Friday November 6th-Saturday November 7th at YBCA Screening Room (Yerba Buena Center for the Arts) in San Francisco.
We are incredibly excited about this year’s program. 28 selected films. Different countries. Different languages. Different bodies. Different experiences. Different ways of communicating and creating. The World Deaf and Disabled Dance Film Festival was created to give Deaf and Disabled dance filmmakers a place to show their work. Give Deaf and Disabled artists a place to share their stories, their movement, and their truth. WDDDFF is about creating a space where Deaf and Disabled artists are not treated as an afterthought. Our stories, movement, languages, cultures, bodies, experiences, and artistic visions belong on the screen and at the center of the conversation.
This venue is ADA accessible.
ASL Interpretation
Audio Description
Closed-Captions
Tickets: $25/program, $80 full day Saturday pass