The Finnish Film Foundation is a government agency in Finland that supports the development and production of Finnish films. Established in 1969, its primary goal is to promote the Finnish film industry and enhance the visibility of Finnish cinema both domestically and internationally. The foundation provides funding, resources, and expertise to filmmakers, helping to nurture new talent and innovative projects. In addition to financial support, the Finnish Film Foundation also engages in various initiatives to foster collaboration within the film community. It organizes events, workshops, and training programs aimed at improving the skills of industry professionals. By doing so, the foundation plays a crucial role in the growth and sustainability of the Finnish film sector.