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Sundance 2026 / World Cinema Dramatic Competition

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15 articles available in total starting from 26/01/2026. Last article published on 26/02/2026.

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Review: Tell Me Everything

Review: Tell Me Everything

Israeli filmmaker Moshe Rosenthal's second feature is a complex and rich, if sometimes overbearing, film about a father-son relationship that deals with masculinity and trauma  

28/01 | Sundance 2026 | World Cinema Dramatic Competition

Visar Morina • Director of Shame and Money

Interview: Visar Morina • Director of Shame and Money

“If everything becomes exchanged in terms of money, the first thing that dies will be what we call being human”

The Kosovo-born director breaks down his third feature, which sees an older couple from the countryside forced to keep pace in an uber-commodified urban present  

27/01 | Sundance 2026 | World Cinema Dramatic Competition

Review: How to Divorce During the War

Review: How to Divorce During the War

In his third feature, Andrius Blaževičius probes performativity and conjugal relations with distance and dark humour as the war in Ukraine rages on  

27/01 | Sundance 2026 | World Cinema Dramatic Competition

Review: Hold Onto Me

Review: Hold Onto Me

Myrsini Aristidou writes, directs and edits her debut feature, a Cyprus-set coming-of-age tale about a girl and her estranged father  

27/01 | Sundance 2026 | World Cinema Dramatic Competition

Review: Shame and Money

Review: Shame and Money

In his second feature to compete at Sundance, Visar Morina takes a razor-sharp blade to pierce the veil of our ultra-transactional late-stage capitalist present  

26/01 | Sundance 2026 | World Cinema Dramatic Competition

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