The Tokyo International Film Festival (TIFF) is Japan’s premier film festival and one of the most prestigious film events in Asia. First held in 1985, TIFF was a biennial event until 1991, when it became an annual celebration of international cinema. Recognized by the FIAPF (International Federation of Film Producers Associations), it is the only officially accredited competitive film festival in Japan and ranks as the second largest film festival in Asia, after the Shanghai International Film Festival.
TIFF is renowned for its diverse programming, featuring major international premieres, Japanese cinema highlights, and a platform for emerging filmmakers. The festival attracts global industry leaders, filmmakers, and audiences, making it a significant cultural and business hub for the film industry.
Festival Highlights
Industry & Cultural Events
Legacy & Impact
TIFF has played a key role in elevating Japanese cinema onto the global stage while also bringing international films to Japanese audiences. It serves as a bridge between Eastern and Western film industries, fostering collaborations, discussions, and artistic exchanges.
The festival’s vibrant atmosphere, combined with its high-profile guests, film premieres, and industry events, solidifies Tokyo International Film Festival as one of the most important cinematic events in the world.
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