A Film Jury is a group of individuals selected to evaluate and judge films at festivals or competitions. Their role is to assess various aspects of the films, such as direction, acting, cinematography, and storytelling. The jury typically consists of industry professionals, including directors, producers, critics, and sometimes actors, who bring their expertise to the evaluation process. During film festivals like the Cannes Film Festival or the Sundance Film Festival, the jury awards prizes to outstanding films. These awards can include the Palme d'Or or the Grand Jury Prize, which recognize excellence in filmmaking and can significantly impact a film's success and visibility in the industry.