"Waiting for Guffman" is a 1996 mockumentary film directed by Christopher Guest. The story follows a small-town community in Blain, Missouri as they prepare for a musical theater production celebrating their town's 150th anniversary. The residents are excited about the possibility of attracting a Broadway producer, M. Moore, who they believe will attend their performance. The film features a cast of quirky characters, including a passionate director and eccentric actors, all portrayed by Guest and his ensemble. As the story unfolds, the characters' hopes and dreams are humorously explored, highlighting the challenges of amateur theater and the pursuit of artistic recognition.