A $2,000 AI-generated film will premiere in Tribeca

Violet dreams The cost of preparing it was $2,000, and it “relies on press reports, photographs, and eyewitness accounts.” According to a press release. It was created by Ash and Pooya Koosha, two brothers who left Iran in 2009. Pooya co-founded Fountain 0, the company behind the film, while Ash serves as CEO.

The fountain says 0 Violet dreams It is the first full-length, live-action, AI-generated film to be accepted into a major film festival. As he pointed out Hollywood ReporterA A more expensive movie created by artificial intelligence is called Grinding hell It was shown at Cannes, but as a side event, not the main programme. The Boya brothers say they used Google’s Nano Banana for photos, Kling AI to create the video, and Anthropic’s Claude for language editing, according to The Verge. Hollywood Reporter.

“We fully understand the true sensitivities of these individuals who work in the film industry, and like them, we are concerned about the unknown ramifications on the livelihoods of many,” the Kosha family said in the statement. “But the truth is that this movie would never have been made without the AI ​​capabilities that we were able to develop.”

Violet dreams It will be shown at the Tribeca Festival on June 10.