The Japanese Film Festival (JFF) is one of the oldest country-based film festivals in Singapore, having started in 1983. It is a gateway for many into the wondrous world of Japanese cinema and culture.
JFF aims to showcase the best of Japanese contemporary and classic cinema. The festival is curated in hopes that film will bring about more awareness of and raise interest in Japanese culture in its many diverse manifestations. This year’s festival welcomes a diverse line-up that showcases uniquely charming, powerful, unsettling and intimate stories of human relationships and lived experiences.
This year, we are celebrating the 41st anniversary of JFF in Singapore. This year’s theme is "Continuity," a celebration of the seamless interplay between tradition and modernity in Japanese cinema, and the ongoing and interlaced relationship between past and present. This year’s programme emphasises the unfolding dialogue between the past and the present, offering audiences a rich tapestry of films that honour cinematic legacies while embracing contemporary narratives.
See you there!
