KOFIC's international co-production support program to select around 3 films with a KRW 1.4 billion budget

The Korean Film Council (KOFIC) will close applications for the second-half round of the 'Film International Co-Production Support Program (KoCo Fund),' newly introduced in 2026, on July 10.

The KoCo Fund supports international co-production projects created jointly by Korea's film industry and overseas production companies, and was newly established this year. With a total budget of KRW 3 billion, it selects six to seven projects and provides up to KRW 500 million per film in production funding.

Second-Half Review: Around 3 Films Selected with KRW 1.4 Billion

For this second-half review, KOFIC plans to select a total of around three films with a budget of KRW 1.4 billion. The selection results are scheduled to be announced in late August.

Second-Half Application Guide

First Half: 4 Films Selected — Diverse Partner Countries from Year One

In the first-half review, whose results were announced on May 22, a total of four films were selected, each receiving KRW 500 million or KRW 300 million in production support. The partner countries of the selected works span Vietnam, Malaysia, the United States, Indonesia, and France, showing that co-productions with a diverse range of countries are underway from the program's very first year.

〈2026 First-Half International Co-Production Support: Selected Works〉

Source: Korean Film Council (KOFIC), Notice on Second-Half Application for International Co-Production Support