T.M. Caufield

“Call Us By Our Names” is a dark psychological thriller short film about a high school student trapped in a classroom where a sinister teacher strips away identities by calling students disturbing labels instead of their real names. When Joshua learns that reclaiming his identity comes at a horrifying price, he must decide how far he will go in this suspenseful horror drama to be seen as himself again. Written by the seasoned writer, “shortstory1,” and brought to cinematic life by the award-winning AI filmmaker, T.M. Caufield, this short film explores the nature of identity and the cost of becoming "real." SUBSCRIBE for more films by UAI ARTISTS, grab your popcorn, and enjoy the cinematic magic that happens when screenwriters and AI filmmakers unite! (Note: All UAI ARTISTS screenplays are non-AI assisted.) www.uaiartists.com Socials: @uaiartists Screenwriter: u/shortstory1 #ShortFilm #PsychologicalThriller #HorrorFilm

B Harrison Smith

The first full-length AI feature film starring Lauren-Marie Taylor.

Aaron | Qualitativ AI

A cinematic tribute to Siŋté Glešká (Spotted Tail) of the Sicangu (Brulé) Lakota: warrior, diplomat, and defender of Pahá Sápa (the Black Hills). Set to the Victory/Veteran's Song and the Lakota Flag Song, this short evokes his journey from Jumping Buffalo to statesman; the 1868 Treaty; the 1874 gold incursion; “sell-or-starve”; the seizure of the Black Hills; and the sacred memory of Tȟuŋkášila Šákpe (“The Six Grandfathers”).

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