Faroese Film refers to the cinema produced in the Faroe Islands, a group of islands located between Iceland and Norway. The film industry in this region is relatively small but has been growing since the late 20th century. It often reflects the unique culture, landscapes, and traditions of the islands, showcasing local stories and talent. The Faroese Film Institute plays a crucial role in supporting filmmakers and promoting Faroese cinema. The industry has produced a variety of short films, documentaries, and feature films, with some gaining international recognition. Festivals like the Faroese Film Festival help to highlight these works and foster a sense of community among filmmakers.