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AbhishekTanwar
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A corporate employee working late at night, experiences paranormal activities until the clock hits 12! Runtime listed as 4:27.
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AbhishekTanwar
A corporate employee working late at night, experiences paranormal activities until the clock hits 12! Runtime listed as 4:27.

Gaurav Karn
Tale of love, obsession, and the cost of refusing to let go. Runtime listed as 3:01.

The Butcher's Brain
A trailer about Roxanne Russo drifting between parallel timelines after a fatal crash while being hunted by reality's guardians.

John Semerad & Dara Semerad
A mixed-media environmental fable that moves through geological time to tell the story of deforestation and regrowth. The Semarads use AI to create imagery that transcends language.

Unknown
In a near-future where digital ghosts persist after death, a terminal operator receives a message from someone who should no longer exist. A tense, atmospheric sci-fi short about grief and the refusal to let go.

Stephane Benini
A fan film connecting memories of France's Moselle region, Jack Kirby's wartime experience, and the mythic figure of the Silver Surfer, created with AI tools but framed as a human memory and tribute.

Carlo De Togni & Elena Sparacino
A meditation on the birth of creativity itself, tracing the impulse to make art from ancient cave paintings to the AI image. Visually lush and philosophically ambitious.

Johans Saldana Guadalupe & Katie Luo
A daughter imagines meeting her mother at the same age, twenty years old. A letter in moving images about unconditional love, gratitude, and the person your parents were before they were your parents.

Shivani D
A short film that reimagines a forgotten brand through a cinematic allegory about endurance, and the things that never die. Runtime listed as 3:24.

Brian Kim
A tactical squad tries to lure a high-speed target, The Rabbit, into the blast radius of an orbital weapon known as God.

Léo Cannone
A tender, painterly short built around a child's voice asking where grandmothers go when they wander off. Léo Cannone's AI-generated landscapes turn a question about memory loss into a quietly devastating poem.

Riccardo Fusetti
A bold and unexpected piece about femininity, contrasting the fun and playful with the surreal and horrific, the authentic with the fictitious, blending these elements into a wild, fever-dream rollercoaster.

daniel silva jasaui
Through a fractured found-footage recording, a young woman's final night in the Amazon reveals what happens when the jungle watches.

Alex Naghavi
A poetic short film built from Mike Brodie's freight-rail photography, blurring documentary and fiction.

Samarth Gupta
FIGHTER JOE is a 1980s-anime boxing short: an underdog, his late father's last lesson, and one impossible round against the champion who beat him before. When the canvas comes up to meet him, Joe has to find the one thing nobody can give him, belief. "The fight's not in your fists, son. It's here. You have to believe it, before they do." A pilot. Characters and story by Cartoon Hero. Screenplay and direction by Samarth Gupta.

U.S. Shamsi
A grieving neuroscientist builds a mechanism to reach the realm where the dead await, and pays everything to close the door he opened.

Aaron Liberman
A documentary portrait of Spotted Tail, the Brulé Lakota chief who navigated diplomacy, resistance, and survival in the years before his homeland was carved into stone.

Fabián Jiménez
Who would you have become if you had taken a different path? Little Mes is an internal monologue built around that question, a constant unresolved doubt that follows a character through life.

Anthony Delasanta
A mockumentary short about what it takes to make, and stay on, the A-list, where reputation is everything and image is a full-time job.
Cette collection réunit courts métrages, animations, clips et épisodes de séries créés avec l’IA. Chaque entrée renvoie à la publication originale et cite ses créateurs. Les informations proviennent des sources liées ; chaque œuvre utilise l’IA à sa manière.
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