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Korean Film Council

Korean Film Council was established in 1973 as a government agency under the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism. It administers the Film Development Fund...

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Korean Film Council

Korean Film Council was established in 1973 as a government agency under the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism. It administers the Film Development Fund to provide financial support for film projects. The agency invests in media industry funds and encourages international co-productions. It maintains partnerships with Busan International Film Festival and Marché du Film at Cannes. Geographic reach includes offices in Seoul and Beijing alongside facilities in Namyangju and Gijang-gun. Korean Film Council runs the Korean Academy of Film Arts and the Busan Museum of Movies. It participates in the Asian Film Alliance Network as a founding member and serves as the ISAN Registration Agency for South Korea.

General information

Firm type

Government / Public Body

Year founded

1973

Location

Region

Asia

Country

South Korea

City

Busan

Corporate office

13F-14F, 55 Centum Jungang-ro, Haeundae-gu, Busan, South Korea

Additional offices

Seoul, South Korea · Beijing, China

Sector focus

Media & Entertainment

Frequently asked questions

How does Korean Film Council deploy capital?

It provides grants and invests through the Film Development Fund in production, marketing, and distribution.

Does Korean Film Council maintain international partnerships?

It collaborates with Busan International Film Festival, Marché du Film, and the Asian Film Alliance Network.

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