KCFF

Korea Christian Film Festival

KCFF (Korea Christian
Film Festival) ?

The Korea Christian Film Festival (KCFF) was founded in 2016 under the name
Korea Christian Short Film Festival (KCSFF) with the mission of nurturing talents who proclaim
the Gospel and fulfilling a missional calling.

KCFF serves as a hub for Christian film and cultural ministry,
building a platform that proclaims the Gospel through culture, arts,

and entertainment.

Gospel through Culture

The Ark of Cultural Ministry

Talent & Content

Unity & Collaboration

Korea Christian Film Festival

Main Role & Vision

A platform where the power of culture becomes a tool to proclaim the Gospel—

creating a stage at the very center of the world where the Gospel can be boldly shared.

Through diverse domestic and international partnerships and collaborations, KCFF will grow as a Gospel-centered hub for cultural ministry.

By continually discovering and supporting talent and content that powerfully communicate the Gospel through culture,
we foster unity in cultural ministry and bear lasting fruit.

The Michelin Guide of

Christian Cinema

KCFF aspires to be a film festival that serves
as a trusted benchmark of quality and credibility
for both audiences and filmmakers within the Christian film community.

Nurturing Talent for the Expansion of

Christian Culture

By discovering, recognizing, and developing outstanding creators,
KCFF supports the production of excellent and meaningful works that can influence the world.

Networking & Collaboration That

Amplify Value

KCFF brings together filmmakers, ministers, and cultural leaders to help Christian film
and culture exert strong and lasting influence in the world.

LOGO

When viewing the logo as a whole, a small square appears.
This small square represents our humble beginnings.
The open lines forming the square symbolize KCFF’s limitless potential for expansion
and its calling to reach all nations.
The fact that the lines are not closed but open signifies a channel through which our energy
flows outward.