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Next Up, Lin Sun (2026)
Next Up, Lin Sun is a documentary portrait of Los Angeles comedian Lin Sun, the first Cambodian American woman to be featured on a stand-up special on a major U.S. network. Born in a Thai refugee camp after her parents fled the Khmer Rouge, Lin descends from a family whose legacy in Cambodia’s film industry was nearly erased by genocide. Through fearless, deeply personal comedy, she reclaims that legacy while forging her own.
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Next Up, Lin Sun is a documentary portrait of Los Angeles comedian Lin Sun, the first Cambodian American woman to be featured on a stand-up special on a major U.S. network. Born in a Thai refugee camp after her parents fled the Khmer Rouge, Lin descends from a family whose legacy in Cambodia’s film industry was nearly erased by genocide. Through fearless, deeply personal comedy, she reclaims that legacy while forging her own.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Jane Alcala, Lin Sun, Carla Roda
In Theaters:9/13/2026
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