The British Film Institute (BFI) is a charitable organization established in 1933, dedicated to promoting and preserving film and television in the United Kingdom. It supports filmmakers, provides education about cinema, and maintains the BFI National Archive, which houses a vast collection of films and television programs. The BFI also hosts various events, including the annual BFI London Film Festival, showcasing new films and celebrating cinematic achievements. Additionally, it offers resources for film enthusiasts, such as screenings, publications, and online platforms, making film culture accessible to a wider audience.