Monologues & Poetry International Film Fest

Vallejo, United States
Tier CUnder Review
47
Legitimacy Score

Emerging or unverified festival

Monologues & Poetry International Film Fest is a Vallejo-based festival that combines short films with live poetry performance and open-mic programming. It is notable for its focus on word-based works—especially monologues, soliloquies, spoken-word, and poetry films—and for its hybrid format, which includes a limited in-person screening in Vallejo and an online on-demand component. Its significance in the festival circuit comes from providing a dedicated platform for poetry-driven screen works and community-facing showcase opportunities, including public screenings and wider access through online exhibition and local television.

Last updated Aug 15, 2026

Legitimacy Analysis

Positive Indicators (+12 pts)

  • 5 years of verifiable history
  • 1 verified pro signal

Red Flags (-15 pts)

  • No physical screenings
  • Trust status under active review

Trust Signals

Positive Signals

  • FF_GOLD_BADGE

Festival Details

Founded

2021

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Legitimacy Score47/100
TierTier C
Reviews0
Community Reports0

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