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CJ Cultural Foundation Korean Film Council TIFF Launch Fund

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The application process begins in November. The goal is to support 3 creative teams. Recipients will be unveiled in 2024 and on top of the development prize each will receive direct one-on-one mentorship on story development with CJ ENM.

“CJ & TIFF K-Story Fund is a testament to our commitment to nurturing new diverse voices and fostering cultural connections in the world of cinema,” said Anita Lee, TIFF chief programming officer.

“TIFF’s collaboration with CJ Cultural Foundation and KOFIC is a groundbreaking initiative providing support for filmmakers from diasporic communities. By supporting these storytellers on their early journeys, TIFF is building cultural bridges and shaping our industries’ future. We can’t help but be excited to see the stories that will come out of this fund.”

“We are delighted to announce the CJ &TIFF K-Story Fund. This platform will empower the next generations of filmmakers,” Park Kiyong said, chairperson of Korean Film Council. This fund will invest in the future and KOFIC is committed to providing full support to creators who have unique perspectives. As a government agency, we also see this fund as an initiative to boost creativity in Korean and North American film industries, as well as to lay the groundwork for the prospective filmmakers.”

Heekyung Jo Min, head of corporate social responsibility at CJ, launched the K-Story Fund at K-Movie Night to coincide with the 60th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the Republic of Korea and Canada

“It is our hope that this fund helps filmmakers in North America who are of Korean backgrounds, unleash their creative potential,” he said.

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