IFS Film Festival in Los Angeles showcases independent films and supports filmmakers.

The IFS Film Festival (Independent Filmmakers Showcase) is dedicated to supporting groundbreaking cinema from around the world. It provides screening and development opportunities for independent filmmakers through various showcases, events, and its annual IFS Film Festival. The organization's membership has grown to over 150 film lovers who are devoted to cinema preservation and offbeat cinema. The festival showcases undiscovered independent films from around the world alongside work from Hollywood's best known directors, including past unveilings of Harmony Korine's Spring Breakers, the Brad Pitt produced documentary The House I Live In, Quentin Tarantino's The Hateful Eight, and Atom Egoyan's Remember starring Christopher Plummer. Membership benefits include admission to IFS showcases, events, screenings, parties, and the IFS film festivals, as well as invitations to special IFS membership only screenings. The individual annual membership costs $75.