The Korean Film Council (KOFIC) is a government organization in South Korea that promotes the development of the film industry. Established in 1973, its main goals include supporting filmmakers, enhancing the global competitiveness of Korean cinema, and fostering a vibrant film culture. KOFIC provides funding, resources, and various programs to assist in film production and distribution. In addition to supporting local filmmakers, the Korean Film Council also works to promote South Korean films internationally. It organizes film festivals, markets, and events to showcase Korean cinema, helping to increase its visibility and appreciation worldwide. Through these efforts, KOFIC plays a crucial role in the growth of the Korean film industry.