Yes. While digital is dominant overall, film can still have advantages in a few areas.

• Large and medium format: Film remains attractive when you want the benefits of larger formats, especially for landscapes or very large prints. Digital medium-format systems exist, but they are much more expensive, so film can be the more practical route.
• Very long exposures and star trails: Film cameras can be better for multi-hour exposures because they don’t drain battery power during the exposure the way digital cameras do. Digital sensors can also build up heat and noise during long exposures, though digital workarounds like stacking shorter shots exist.
• Infrared and ultraviolet photography: Film can be more accessible here because digital cameras usually need sensor modification or special filtering to work well outside normal visible light capture.

So the main remaining advantages of film are less about everyday image quality and more about certain specialized uses, especially large-format work, extremely long exposures, and alternative-spectrum photography.