Most stories can be told in a couple of minutes, sometimes less.
Good stories resonate way longer. Great ones even for years and decades.
Most stories of the latter kind are not told on a cinema screen but by people we interact with personally.
It’s not the big budget of Hollywood that makes for a great story but the relevance of it being the right story in the right moment.
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