Drama

When a woman's only source of food is closed in favor of an upscale restaurant, she has to leave the city to find food in nature.

A struggling artist finds inspiration in a mysterious alien agent whose motives end up being more sinister than she thought.

Haunted by guilt and regret, once renowned physicist Michael Morley is on the run - desperate to reunite with his daughter, yet held captive by the consequences of his own creation.

The Last Version is an Al-driven narrative short exploring grief, memory, and digital presence in an era where technology can simulate human identity. Every single Frame of this film is generated by AI based on a picture of the director when he was 5 years old. Adapted from an original feature-length screenplay, the film follows a young boy navigating loss through an unfinished Al voice system created by his mother. As he confronts what may be the "last version" of her voice and consciousness preserved in code, the film questions whether digital permanence can truly replace human presence. As digital reconstruction begins to blur emotional boundaries, the story explores whether artificial continuity offers healing or deepens psychological dependence. All video, environments, performances, and the original music score were generated through Al- assisted production tools under continuous human creative direction. Character and video generation were created using Kling Al 3.0 and Kling 2.6. Image assets, wardrobe, and environmental elements were developed using Nano Banana Pro and Nano Banana 2 with composition in Adobe Photoshop Generative expand. Script development and structural revisions were supported by ChatGPT 5.2. Voice synthesis was generated using ElevenLabs. The original music score was composed using Suno Al. Video finishing and extensions were completed using Adobe Premiere Generative Al. Two principal characters were modelled from licensed photographic references: the child protagonist was generated from a childhood photograph of the director, and the psychologist character was generated from the headshot of actor Tracy Fischer with permission. Sound design elements were generated through Al tools and supplemented with licensed assets from the production team's sound library. The project was executed by a two-person creative team maintaining full narrative authorship and editorial control. Artificial intelligence functioned as a cinematic instrument rather than an autonomous creator.

Professor Star l'Etoile set at her desk, her notes, were packed into spiral leather bound notebooks, stacked one atop of the other. They contained years and years of calculations, which sprung from her notebooks and rose up in a spiral, covering hundreds of desks and antique gold plated wooden boards, that covered the entire room. Prof. Star l'Etoile 23 years old has discovered a planet, which earned her, a statue, three medals, and the position as head of astronomy world wide. She's hobbies include practicing mathematics and not going outside. Now she is on the eve of the discovery of another planet. No one had seen this new planet, although it is so close to the sun it would only be seen at certain places at certain points in time. So, Star l'Etoile, unfortunately left with no choice other than to publish the hypothesis, without certainty of its correctness, and Star does so with a heavy heart. Star l'Etoile ran back into her observatory as quickly as she could. She sprinted up the spiral stairs that spanned through her observatory from top to bottom, until she landed in the office chair. She put her hands firmly on the desk in front of her, and then took a deep breath. She stayed there, in a pause, for a long moment, and then began her calculations. She jotted down forms and formulas, letters and numbers, when she heard a knock on the door. It was him again, wasn't it? Star got so tired of the guest who visited her ever so often. Every time he'd come he'd tell her roughly the same thing, and every time she'd kick him out in the end. And she had no patience for those meetings anymore. Yet, she let him in. "As usual." she muttered, doing her best to focus on the pencil. The Guest thanked her silently in his head, and floated silently into the observatory. Its darkness floated like a sheer cloak behind it. "I've come to collect you." "How do you feel?" -asks guest. He always asks this. "Unfortunately, my guest, I'm on the verge of a discovery." She said, jotting down various calculations in her notebook. It was not surprised in the slightest. He had, in fact, heard that exact same response many times before. "See? the exact time and coordinates of where my new planet will be visible. I'll build my own observatory there and wait, and then I'll most certainly discover the second planet to my name, with a stroke of my pen alone" said Star l'Etoile. "You never find out if the planet exists." -said guest "You died before you able to"

"When the Order betrays him, one Jedi seeks justice—not revenge. Witness the fall."

A grieving widower attempts to chase his late wife down in the afterlife only to be stopped by two extremely polite obstacles in his path.

A science fiction epic about the story of a bounty hunter seeking to leave his line of work when he is set up by an old foe on his last job.

A seasoned service robot mentors a new trainee, but when the balance between them shifts, a quiet rivalry begins to surface. Episode 1 of the animated series Robot Hotel.

A family drama set in the near future. 16-year-old Bruna fights against a decision her mother has made for the good of the family and to protect her little sister Liba. (Technical remark: Unlike the screener - the DCP file has subtitles already burnt in the visible picture.)

In a near-future world, enormous, enigmatic monoliths appear in the sky, periodically abducting large swathes of humanity in seemingly random events. No one can stop them, and society is divided: some believe these mysterious entities are divine forces of God, while others fear they are hostile extraterrestrials. As the next cycle begins, three men find themselves in a quiet, deserted, candlelit bar, grappling with their own fears and conflicting beliefs, searching for meaning in a world teetering on the edge of chaos.

Some connections are too powerful to erase. In a distant future, Captain Leizu and her android first mate — Mira — struggle with their evolving personal relationship while on a high-stakes mission to a stranded interstellar freighter. As the pair navigate the freighter’s eerie remains, they discover it is a failed Taiwanese colony ship with a lone infant survivor who has a mysterious link to Leizu. The ship is in the grip of an alien AI that consumes inorganic matter with a swarm of self-replicating nanobots, endangering both Mira and Leizu. Amid the chaos, their complex bond is tested as Leizu confronts her inner vulnerabilities and Mira’s growing capacity for emotion. Facing insurmountable odds — and with Leizu mortally wounded — Mira sacrifices herself to merge with the alien AI, dismantling its threat while revealing the depth of her love for Leizu. With her dying breath, Leizu entrusts the infant to Mira’s enduring love, ensuring a legacy of renewal and hope. The freighter disintegrates into the void as Mira and baby Leizu sail into the future. Love. Memory. Eternity.