BiFan will kick off on July 21st and run until the 31st, while BIG will get underway for the first time on the 22nd and NAFF on the 24th, with both coming to a conclusion during a closing and awards ceremony on the 28th.

NAFF’s It Project selections for 2016 were announced. Whittled down from 238 submissions are 16 projects hailing from 11 countries, including four from Korea. These projects will have the chance to take part in one on one meetings with potential investors and producers from all around the world, which will include representatives from Ivanhoe Pictures, Huayi Brothers, Blumhouse Productions, Edko Films, Fortissimo and ICM Partners as well as leading Korean companies CJ, Showbox, Lotte and N.E.W.

This year, NAFF will also shine a spotlight on genre films from Malaysia, inviting five projects in cooperation with the National Film Development Corporation of Malaysia (FINAS). Previously highlighted countries include China, the Philippines and Thailand. Along with the participants of the 2nd edition of the Nordic Genre Invasion, the It Projects and Malaysian projects will all vie for the opportunity to win various cash and development prizes.