Films from the future
AI FILMS
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Grant Hunter
The front line of the Climate Crisis is everywhere. We and nature are intrinsically linked. ‘Home’ asks a question of us all – are we going to act before our home is lost?
Amélie Ravalec
password: iceland
In a world where art and reality collide, Miho’s vivid dreams reveal the cosmic force of the Architecture, uniting her with artists across the globe in a desperate battle to heal the universe.
Miho, a Japanese art researcher, begins experiencing vivid dreams that draw her into another dimension, linking her present reality to the trauma of Hiroshima and environmental concerns. She discovers an ancient force called the Architecture, responsible for guiding planetary evolution, that has been disrupted by dark forces.
Artists worldwide, connected to beings called Synesthetes, start experiencing the same dreams and join a cosmic battle to repair the universe. In a final performance, they attempt to heal the cosmic rift, channeling their creativity to reshape reality itself.
The line between dream and reality continues to fade, leaving everyone questioning: is the story real, or merely a fantastical illusion? One thing is certain—after this journey, nothing will ever be the same again.
Jacek Kadaj
After twenty years of silence, Sophie meets with her mother Eva – a person who was once her father. This intimate encounter in the stuffy apartment of a ruined tenement becomes a confrontation with the past, pain, and questions about abandonment and acceptance. The film, in the convention of poetic auteur cinema, constitutes a technological and artistic experiment – generative AI tools have replaced the physical film camera here, capturing the world and emotions of the protagonists. It is a story about silence that can scream, and about a moment when one unexpected event can change everything, revealing a truth more painful than years of separation.