The Japan Film Society is a non-profit organization founded to explore and support the art of Japanese film and culture and broaden its exposure among the audiences in the United States.It is an all-volunteer network of artists, business people, and film lovers who seek out Japanese films from every genre, as well as showcase the work of Japanese and Japanese-inspired filmmakers. Society Goals:• To conduct the "The Los Angeles Eiga Festival" which is a festival that showcases Japanese films to the American audience and connects the fans, talent, industry professionals, supporters, and staff of the festival and fosters various opportunities within the industry.• To conduct screening events to showcase Japanese and Japanese influenced films to the American audience• To serve as a platform where Japanese filmmakers can showcase their work in the US and therefore providing them the opportunity to connect with Hollywood• To serve as a platform where non Japanese filmmakers can showcase their Japanese influenced work• To serve as a platform to connect the Japanese and American film industries• To bring together individuals who are passionate about Japanese film• To serve as an information resource for persons who want to learn about Japanese films and screenings, and• To bring support to other film festivals and film making efforts through cross promotion and other means.