Founded in 2011, the Québec City Film Festival (QCFF) is a non-profit charity organization that strives to offer film enthusiasts from Québec and visitors from outside the province and abroad a major film event similar to other iconic international film festivals.

It is a renowned and recognised platform that screens premieres of new feature films, including both local and international productions. The QCFF also supports local talent and filmmakers, providing them with an opportunity to showcase their works to the public and media.

The QCFF held its first edition from September 21 to October 2, 2011. 122 films from 18 countries were presented and 80 special guests attended the event.

Since its inception, every autumn the festival has presented about 50 international feature films and 120 short films coming from various countries and representing all cinematographic genres. As the festival aims to create an experience that goes beyond film, each screening becomes an event, with the presence of filmmakers, actors and crew members. At past events, the QCFF has been proud to welcome more than 300 special guests to the festival, including well known directors Jean-Claude Labrecque, Xavier Dolan, Jean-Marc Vallée, Denys Arcand, Christophe Gans, Mike Figgis, Larry Clark and many more, as well as cast members, producers and actors.

In the coming years, the QCFF intends to strengthen its place on the film festival circuit, and do so in collaboration with the community and for the benefit of film enthusiasts and its artisans.