Faroese Cinema refers to the film industry in the Faroe Islands, a group of islands located between Iceland and Norway. The cinema is relatively young, with its first feature film, The Last Kingdom, released in 2006. The industry has been growing, focusing on local stories, culture, and landscapes, often showcasing the unique beauty of the islands. In recent years, Faroese filmmakers have gained recognition at international film festivals, contributing to a burgeoning film scene. The Faroese Film Institute supports local productions, encouraging new talent and fostering creativity. This development has helped raise awareness of Faroese culture and heritage through the medium of film.