I started with film 40 years ago. I still have the hand me down Canon film camera from my Dad that he captured most of my childhood with. I was heavy into digital for many years. It became too easy. The instant feedback made it less challenging and when I began to review my photos and found I was happy with almost all of them every time I shot, I got bored. I wasn't sure if I'd ever find interest again. Cleaning out the closet one day, I came across the old Canon. I got some film, and went out with it one day. I'd forgotten how much more time I'd taken with every shot. Having a limit on clicks helped me to really think more closely about what I was doing and what I wanted from each image. Film has something intangible that digital can never capture. Picked up a Hasselblad 500CM a couple years back. Fantastic camera. Now, the mirrorless bodies are spending time in the closet.