I watched a three-hour foreign film with subtitles last night, and it made me wonder if we've lost something important in modern cinema. Streaming services keep pushing shorter content and algorithm-driven plots, but I still crave the slow build of a director like Tarkovsky or the quiet tension in a Wong Kar-wai scene. Do you think the push for convenience is slowly killing the art of patient filmmaking, or are there still enough audiences willing to support longer, more thoughtful pictures?