Maximilian Mundt Criticizes Shift Toward Conservative Storytelling in Film and TV

The actor attributes the trend to societal and political factors, coinciding with the release of the final season of his Netflix series on April 8.

Maximilian Mundt observes a growing preference for traditional and conservative narratives in film and television, citing a decline in creative risk-taking.
He attributes this shift to societal and political influences, suggesting audiences favor secure and nostalgic content during uncertain times.
Mundt highlights the popularity of traditional romance stories, contrasting them with narratives about independent women, which he says are less in demand.
The actor notes a broader cultural movement where people seek simpler lifestyles reminiscent of previous generations, avoiding complexity and challenges.
The comments come ahead of the April 8 release of the fourth and final season of Netflix's 'How to Sell Drugs Online (Fast),' a series known for its innovative storytelling.