Jeonju International (Korea) International Film Festival is a film festival funded by the Korean government in 1999, held in Jeonju, Korea around April every year, and is one of the film festivals recognized by the International Film Producers Association. The festival focuses on digital images and alternative films, with an emphasis on the artistic and academic exchange of films.

The Jeonju International Film Festival is based on the concept of freedom, independence and communication. Based on the concept of freedom, independence and communication, Jeonju International Film Festival strives to realize the leap to the center of independent film festivals around the world, with major events such as "Digital Three Colors", which presents a unique film aesthetic, "Shot! The main events include "Cinemascape," which showcases the unique aesthetics of cinema, "Shot! In addition, in the traditional cultural city of Jeonju, visitors can also experience culture and participate in a variety of activities, and the combination of film and festivals makes the festival enjoyable.

During the Jeonju International Film Festival, awards are given to the best films in the International Competition, the Korean Feature Film Competition and the Korean Short Film Competition. 181 films from 44 countries were screened at the 15th Jeonju International Film Festival in 2014, including 142 feature films and 39 short films. A total of 181 films from 44 countries, including 142 feature films and 39 short films, were screened on 13 screens in 6 theaters across the state.