Join us on a reflective and introspective journey in the latest episode of Movie Madness as hosts Henry Thompson, Wayne Thompson, and guest Wayne Madden explore the profound impact of societal and industry shifts on their roles as filmmakers and storytellers.

Dive into the captivating debate of film versus movies, art versus commerce, and the relevance of festivals in today's profit-driven era. In an age where box office numbers often dictate success, we take a step back to explore the artistic integrity and cultural impact of filmmaking. Henry, Wayne, and Wayne Madden passionately examine the delicate balance between creating films as works of art and catering to the demands of the commercial market.

Delve into the intriguing discussion as they share their insights on the ever-changing landscape of the industry, pondering the importance of film festivals as platforms for independent voices and artistic expression. Are festivals still vital in a world obsessed with profit, or are they becoming overshadowed by mainstream blockbusters?

Prepare for a stimulating conversation that challenges conventional wisdom and offers fresh perspectives on the intersection of art and commerce in the world of movies. Don't miss this episode of Movie Madness as we explore the boundless possibilities and enduring significance of cinema as an art form - And get mad about how it is just content.