There are those who argue that Los Angeles, with its sprawling polyglot patchwork of ethnic enclaves, is the city of the future — a global microcosm where it’s possible to travel a few miles and have a full-immersion foreign cultural experience. Such was the case last week at the 10th Annual Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles, where Indian expats and international film lovers gathered to savor the cinema of the subcontinent. This year, the IFFLA introduced its first-ever Industry Leadership Awards, with Sundance Institute’s Michelle Satter, Director of Feature Film Program, and Alesia Weston, Associate Director of Feature Film Program, International, among the honorees.