"Dreams of Violets" raises a thorny question: If one person can make a festival-caliber film with AI, what happens to everyone else who make movies?
A scene from the feature film "Dreams of Violets," which was made entirely with AI.
Ash Koosha
No set. No actors. No cameras.
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A scene from the feature film "Dreams of Violets," which was made entirely with AI.
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Ash Koosha made Dreams of Violets, the first fully-AI feature accepted at a major film festival, in less than six months
It should have taken years, but Ash Koosha made a drama about Iran’s anti-government protests in weeks – and now it’s the first…
The live action feature cost $2,000 to make, used no actors, sets or cameras in production, as co-director Ash Koosha insists…
Tribeca Festival is defending the inclusion of a full-length AI-generated movie in its lineup this year. Filmmakers Ash and Pooya…
Iranian director Ash Koosha said, ‘I would have preferred to make this film with a crew, with actors, with the dignity of a full…
Tribeca Festival has set the world premiere of “Dreams of Violets,” a fully AI-generated film.
