The National Film Institute (NFI) is a government-supported organization dedicated to the promotion and preservation of film culture. It often focuses on the development of the film industry, providing resources and support for filmmakers, educators, and researchers. The NFI may also organize film festivals, screenings, and educational programs to engage the public and foster appreciation for cinema. In addition to its promotional activities, the NFI typically maintains a collection of films, archives, and historical documents related to the film industry. This helps ensure that important works and cultural heritage are preserved for future generations, contributing to the overall understanding of cinema as an art form.