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  3. Sundance Film Festival, Eröffnung

Sundance Film Festival, Eröffnung

22.01.2026

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  • January 22, 2026, Park City, Utah, USA: Sundance Film Festival 2026 Park City USA - ZUMAi207 20260122_zsp_i207_014 Copyright: xAbramxImanx

    January 22, 2026, Park City, Utah, USA: Sundance Film Festival 2026 Park City USA - ZUMAi207 20260122_zsp_i207_014 Copyright: xAbramxImanx

  • Cast and crew members of the film La Cazadora pose during the opening of the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, United States, 22 January 2026. The film La Cazadora (The Huntress), by Mexican-American director Suzanne Andrews Correa, presented the Sundance Film Festival with a raw look at gender violence in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, a theme that continues to resonate today with the same urgency as when its protagonist Adriana Paz ( Emilia Pérez ) portrayed it on screen more than a decade ago. Adriana Paz and rapper Eme MalaFe revive the theme of gender violence in Mexico with La Cazadora !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xMónicaxRubalcavax AME7512 20260123-55019148551_1

    Cast and crew members of the film La Cazadora pose during the opening of the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, United States, 22 January 2026. The film La Cazadora (The Huntress), by Mexican-American director Suzanne Andrews Correa, presented the Sundance Film Festival with a raw look at gender violence in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, a theme that continues to resonate today with the same urgency as when its protagonist Adriana Paz ( Emilia Pérez ) portrayed it on screen more than a decade ago. Adriana Paz and rapper Eme MalaFe revive the theme of gender violence in Mexico with La Cazadora !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xMónicaxRubalcavax AME7512 20260123-55019148551_1

  • Mexican rapper Eme MalaFe poses during the opening of the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, United States, 22 January 2026. The film La Cazadora (The Huntress), by Mexican-American director Suzanne Andrews Correa, presented the Sundance Film Festival with a raw look at gender violence in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, a theme that continues to resonate today with the same urgency as when its protagonist Adriana Paz ( Emilia Pérez ) portrayed it on screen more than a decade ago. Adriana Paz and rapper Eme MalaFe revive the theme of gender violence in Mexico with La Cazadora !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xMónicaxRubalcavax AME7511 20260123-55019148548_1

    Mexican rapper Eme MalaFe poses during the opening of the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, United States, 22 January 2026. The film La Cazadora (The Huntress), by Mexican-American director Suzanne Andrews Correa, presented the Sundance Film Festival with a raw look at gender violence in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, a theme that continues to resonate today with the same urgency as when its protagonist Adriana Paz ( Emilia Pérez ) portrayed it on screen more than a decade ago. Adriana Paz and rapper Eme MalaFe revive the theme of gender violence in Mexico with La Cazadora !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xMónicaxRubalcavax AME7511 20260123-55019148548_1

  • Mexican actress Adriana Paz poses during the opening of the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, United States, 22 January 2026. The film La Cazadora (The Huntress), by Mexican-American director Suzanne Andrews Correa, presented the Sundance Film Festival with a raw look at gender violence in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, a theme that continues to resonate today with the same urgency as when its protagonist Adriana Paz ( Emilia Pérez ) portrayed it on screen more than a decade ago. Adriana Paz and rapper Eme MalaFe revive the theme of gender violence in Mexico with La Cazadora !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xMónicaxRubalcavax AME7509 20260123-55019148541_1

    Mexican actress Adriana Paz poses during the opening of the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, United States, 22 January 2026. The film La Cazadora (The Huntress), by Mexican-American director Suzanne Andrews Correa, presented the Sundance Film Festival with a raw look at gender violence in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, a theme that continues to resonate today with the same urgency as when its protagonist Adriana Paz ( Emilia Pérez ) portrayed it on screen more than a decade ago. Adriana Paz and rapper Eme MalaFe revive the theme of gender violence in Mexico with La Cazadora !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xMónicaxRubalcavax AME7509 20260123-55019148541_1

  • From left to right, actor Guillermo Alonso, actresses Adriana Paz and Jennifer Trejo, and Mexican rapper Eme MalaFe pose during the opening of the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, United States, 22 January 2026. The film La Cazadora (The Huntress), by Mexican-American director Suzanne Andrews Correa, presented the Sundance Film Festival with a raw look at gender violence in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, a theme that continues to resonate today with the same urgency as when its protagonist Adriana Paz ( Emilia Pérez ) portrayed it on screen more than a decade ago. Adriana Paz and rapper Eme MalaFe revive the theme of gender violence in Mexico with La Cazadora !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xMónicaxRubalcavax AME7510 20260123-55019148528_1

    From left to right, actor Guillermo Alonso, actresses Adriana Paz and Jennifer Trejo, and Mexican rapper Eme MalaFe pose during the opening of the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, United States, 22 January 2026. The film La Cazadora (The Huntress), by Mexican-American director Suzanne Andrews Correa, presented the Sundance Film Festival with a raw look at gender violence in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, a theme that continues to resonate today with the same urgency as when its protagonist Adriana Paz ( Emilia Pérez ) portrayed it on screen more than a decade ago. Adriana Paz and rapper Eme MalaFe revive the theme of gender violence in Mexico with La Cazadora !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xMónicaxRubalcavax AME7510 20260123-55019148528_1

  • Director and actor Edward James Olmos speaks during the opening of the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah United States 22 January 2026. American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez burst onto the opening day of the Sundance Film Festival, championing Latino identity in the United States at a critical time for migrant communities through the cultural and political legacy of the iconic Chicano playwright. American Pachuco bursts onto the scene at Sundance as the voice of the Latino resistance in the US !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xMónicaxRubalcavax AME7455 20260122-55019147602_1

    Director and actor Edward James Olmos speaks during the opening of the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah United States 22 January 2026. American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez burst onto the opening day of the Sundance Film Festival, championing Latino identity in the United States at a critical time for migrant communities through the cultural and political legacy of the iconic Chicano playwright. American Pachuco bursts onto the scene at Sundance as the voice of the Latino resistance in the US !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xMónicaxRubalcavax AME7455 20260122-55019147602_1

  • Director and actor Edward James Olmos (L), director, playwright and activist Luis Valdez (2-L) and actor Lou Diamond Phillips (2-R) pose during the opening of the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah United States 22 January 2026. American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez burst onto the opening day of the Sundance Film Festival, championing Latino identity in the United States at a critical time for migrant communities through the cultural and political legacy of the iconic Chicano playwright. American Pachuco bursts onto the scene at Sundance as the voice of the Latino resistance in the US !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xMónicaxRubalcavax AME7452 20260122-55019147601_1

    Director and actor Edward James Olmos (L), director, playwright and activist Luis Valdez (2-L) and actor Lou Diamond Phillips (2-R) pose during the opening of the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah United States 22 January 2026. American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez burst onto the opening day of the Sundance Film Festival, championing Latino identity in the United States at a critical time for migrant communities through the cultural and political legacy of the iconic Chicano playwright. American Pachuco bursts onto the scene at Sundance as the voice of the Latino resistance in the US !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xMónicaxRubalcavax AME7452 20260122-55019147601_1

  • David Alvarado, director of American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez , speaks during the opening of the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah United States 22 January 2026. American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez burst onto the opening day of the Sundance Film Festival, championing Latino identity in the United States at a critical time for migrant communities through the cultural and political legacy of the iconic Chicano playwright. American Pachuco bursts onto the scene at Sundance as the voice of the Latino resistance in the US !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xMónicaxRubalcavax AME7449 20260122-55019147587_1

    David Alvarado, director of American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez , speaks during the opening of the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah United States 22 January 2026. American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez burst onto the opening day of the Sundance Film Festival, championing Latino identity in the United States at a critical time for migrant communities through the cultural and political legacy of the iconic Chicano playwright. American Pachuco bursts onto the scene at Sundance as the voice of the Latino resistance in the US !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xMónicaxRubalcavax AME7449 20260122-55019147587_1

  • Director, playwright and activist Luis Valdez (R) and actor Lou Diamond Phillips (L) pose during the opening of the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, United States 22 January 2026. American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez burst onto the opening day of the Sundance Film Festival, championing Latino identity in the United States at a critical time for migrant communities through the cultural and political legacy of the iconic Chicano playwright. American Pachuco bursts onto the scene at Sundance as the voice of the Latino resistance in the US !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xMónicaxRubalcavax AME7447 20260122-55019147563_1

    Director, playwright and activist Luis Valdez (R) and actor Lou Diamond Phillips (L) pose during the opening of the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, United States 22 January 2026. American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez burst onto the opening day of the Sundance Film Festival, championing Latino identity in the United States at a critical time for migrant communities through the cultural and political legacy of the iconic Chicano playwright. American Pachuco bursts onto the scene at Sundance as the voice of the Latino resistance in the US !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xMónicaxRubalcavax AME7447 20260122-55019147563_1

  • Director, playwright and activist Luis Valdez poses during the opening of the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah United States 22 January 2026. American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez burst onto the opening day of the Sundance Film Festival, championing Latino identity in the United States at a critical time for migrant communities through the cultural and political legacy of the iconic Chicano playwright. American Pachuco bursts onto the scene at Sundance as the voice of the Latino resistance in the US !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xMónicaxRubalcavax AME7446 20260122-55019147557_1

    Director, playwright and activist Luis Valdez poses during the opening of the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah United States 22 January 2026. American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez burst onto the opening day of the Sundance Film Festival, championing Latino identity in the United States at a critical time for migrant communities through the cultural and political legacy of the iconic Chicano playwright. American Pachuco bursts onto the scene at Sundance as the voice of the Latino resistance in the US !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xMónicaxRubalcavax AME7446 20260122-55019147557_1

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