Sundance Is a Feast of World Cinema
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Started February 5, 2026
This year’s edition of the prime showcase for American independent filmmaking offered two instant classics, “Filipiñana” and “zi,” made in Asia
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Sundance Is a Feast of World Cinema
The New Yorker (United States) | Feb 4, 2026
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While Sundance showcases global cinema, the festival's primary mission should remain centered on American independent filmmakers.
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Sundance's focus on international films like 'Filipiñana' and 'zi' enriches the festival, broadening perspectives on global storytelling.
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The inclusion of films like 'Filipiñana' and 'zi' demonstrates the festival's commitment to elevating underrepresented voices in cinema.
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Sundance's blend of American and world cinema reflects the interconnected nature of today's film industry and audience expectations.
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Highlighting only two films from Asia at Sundance risks overshadowing the vast diversity of independent cinema worldwide.
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