She's saying how much they want a strong woman.

What they really want is a cheerleader.

I'd like someone who's physically very frail and won't stop talking.

I just want what everybody wants. I seem to have a harder time getting it.

Welcome to maximum film. It's episode 288. I am

Alonso Duraldi sitting in for if you waddaway who is on the Joko cruise, which we're still trying to figure out exactly what that is.

But we have a stellar panel for today, so we're so glad you're here with us kicking it off of course with

the name droppedest Queen of the Midwest I know

Film Festival programmer producer producer, extraordinary,

Dreya Clark, Dreya, what's good?

Oh, first up, I think it's important to anyone listening

know that my cat trillion is behaving very well and is sitting on my lap as we record

so I will be extra good this episode.

Maybe the best I've ever been.

She's not chewing anything. Not actually that's probably why it's best I won't be

snapping at her but you know she'll probably chew something in a second. What's actually good with me the

Spirit Awards were this last weekend and at least one of our nominees was a wheelchair

user. Reed Davenport, fantastic documentarian. He has a film called I didn't see you there

which I recommend wholeheartedly.

But the good part of it was following the awards,

he and his producer Keith followed up with us

and said that our show had been the most accessible event that they had gone to.

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