CineKink Film Festival Returns to N.Y. in March

CineKink Film Festival Returns to N.Y. in March

NEW YORK — CineKink NYC returns for its 14th annual run in the Big Apple starting on Tuesday, March 14.

Billing itself as "the kinky film festival," the annual five-day program brings a curated lineup of films and videos that celebrate and explore a wide diversity of sexuality.

In addition to screenings, plans for the festival also include a short film competition, presentations, audience choice awards, a fund-raising kick-off gala and a concluding "AfterGlow" play party.

"In light of everything going on in our country right now, it's personally been a bit of struggle producing this year's festival," said Lisa Vandever, co-founder and director of CineKink.

"But in our current climate, it's vital that we claim our rights to free self-expression, and sexuality is such a key component of that. As is pleasure — and I know a lot of us could do with a bit of fun about now."

The CineKink NYC festivities starts off with a fundraising kick-off extravaganza on March 14 to be held at M1-5 Lounge (52 Walker St., New York), described as a “pansexual celebration that includes burlesque performances, sexy sensation stations for the kink-curious, a raffle of sex-positive swag, and some decadent morsels of cinematic mirth.

The festival then moves to Anthology Film Archives (32 Second Ave., New York) from March 15-18, with several different film and video programs scheduled for each day.

An awards celebration and the “AfterGlow” play party complete the festival's run on March 19.

Click here for a direct link to all CineKink NYC events. Tickets can be purchased here. 

Related:  

Copyright © 2026 Adnet Media. All Rights Reserved. XBIZ is a trademark of Adnet Media.
Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without express written permission is prohibited.

More News

Platform Pulse: Inside the Technology and Trends Powering the Direct-to-fan Economy

For a brief, glittering moment, the fan-platform boom felt like a modern-day gold rush. The premise seemed simple: Open an account, post some tantalizing content and watch the subscriptions roll in. OnlyFans became a household name, "selling feet pics" became a cultural punchline and creators poured into the market hoping to claim their share of the action.

West Coast Productions Debuts Cory Chase Showcase 'Unleashed Desires'

West Coast Productions has released its latest showcase title, "Cory Chase: Unleashed Desires."

Mayalynn Makes Her WIFEY Debut

Mayalynn has made her debut for Vixen Media Group studio imprint WIFEY, alongside her husband MrJax and Don Sudan.

FSC Sets Dates, Qualifiers for December Board of Directors Election

The Free Speech Coalition (FSC) has published dates and qualifiers for its upcoming board of directors election.

Private Drops 'Pornstars Summer Getaway'

Private has released its latest title, "Pornstars Summer Getaway," directed by Xavi Rocka.

The End Is Coming: Pure Taboo Explores Post-apocalyptic Sex, Survival and Submission in 'The Doctrine'

It's the end of the world as we know it, and Seth Gamble feels fine. On a scorching hot day in the remote mountains of Santa Clarita, Gamble is directing "The Doctrine," an ambitious post-apocalyptic drama for Adult Time's Pure Taboo label.

Aylo Wins Preliminary Injunction Against Utah AV Law's VPN Rule

A federal court on Thursday issued a preliminary injunction preventing the state of Utah from enforcing a legal provision that would make adult websites liable if minors in the state circumvent geolocation efforts in order to bypass age verification.

Avery Lust Leads Latest From TransAngels

Avery Lust stars with Jack Des Feux in the latest release from TransAngels, titled "Hung Waitress."

Emma Rose Toplines 'TS Girls Do It Best 4' From TransSensual

Two-time XMAs Trans Performer of the Year Emma Rose headlines "TS Girls Do It Best 4," from Mile High Media studio imprint TransSensual.

Ofcom Investigates Pornhub's Device-Based UK Age Checks

U.K. media regulator Ofcom has opened an investigation to determine whether Pornhub parent company Aylo’s use of device-based age verification complies with the U.K.’s Online Safety Act.

Show More