KOREAN FILM FESTIVAL CANADA (KFFC)

Korean Film Festival Canada (KFFC) aims to support Asian Canadian media arts through creation by artist-driven, theme-based initiatives directed at fostering cultural diversity in Canada; to explore Korean Canadian and pan-Asian Canadian identity through the arts and media with both an intercultural and intergenerational lens; to support emerging Asian Canadian artists through showcasing marginalized voices, and to embrace technology and opportunities for cultural and artistic discourse, online and in person, both nationally and globally.

The 11th edition of KFFC 2025, starting from May 22nd to June 28, builds on last year's theme “Arts & Technologies: Sleep, Dream, Body” to present recent works from the Korean and Asian-Canadian diaspora to the Montreal public.

KFFC highlights films and media artworks delving into Korean, pan-Asian, and Asian Canadian perspectives, without limitations on nations or art disciplines. For the past four years, KFFC has focused on themes like “Women’s Perspectives” and “Environments of Sustainability and Resilience,” showing lived stories through the arts.

Our activities highlight film and media arts screenings, roundtable talks, workshops, networking events and exhibitions, per Arts East-West’s tradition.

The 12th KFFC is supported in partnership with KAFA, KOFA, the General Consulate of the Republic of Korea in Montreal, Cinéma du Musée, Cinéma Moderne, MKFCM, Centre Création Nyata Nyata, Ada X, Goethe Institut, and many of the Korean community groups in Montréal.