Malaysia International Film Awards Fund.
The Malaysia International Film Awards Fund is dedicated to empowering filmmakers by turning bold ideas into cinematic realities. Rooted in the Malaysia’ vision for cultural and creative excellence, the Fund supports storytellers whose work reflects originality, artistic integrity, and the power of cinema to inspire and connect communities across the world.
Our mission is to provide filmmakers — from promising newcomers to seasoned voices — with the resources, mentorship, and opportunities they need to develop their skills and bring their stories to the screen. By investing in creative talent, we aim to foster a thriving ecosystem where innovative storytelling and technical craftsmanship flourish side by side.
The Fund is committed to supporting a diverse range of projects, from intimate independent films to ambitious international co-productions. Each selected project benefits from development guidance, production support, and access to global networks, ensuring that exceptional stories reach audiences both within Malaysia and across the globe.
Through this initiative, Malaysia International Film Awards strives to position Malaysia as a leading hub for filmmaking in the region and a trusted platform for world cinema — nurturing stories that transcend borders, amplify diverse voices, and shape the future of the art form.
150M+ global views.
500 Academy members.
3000+ festival selections for participating films.
Malaysia International Film Awards celebrates cinematic excellence and the power of storytelling.
The Awards honor exceptional achievements in filmmaking, recognizing the artists, visionaries, and innovators whose work defines the future of cinema.
Through a diverse range of categories, Malaysia International Film Awards shine a spotlight on stories that captivate, inspire, and connect audiences around the world.
Each year, the Awards serve as the pinnacle of recognition for cinematic artistry — celebrating bold storytelling and fostering a deeper appreciation of film as a universal language.
