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Original Film Title: Rabbit Studio
Director’s Name: Emile B LaCerte Jr
Writer’s Name: Emile B LaCerte Jr
Producer: Emile B LaCerte Jr
Country of Origin: United States
Country of Filming: United States
Language: English
Runtime: 4 minutes 6 seconds
Film Description:
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Original Film Title: The One Who Went Forth To Learn Fear
Director’s Name: Esther Gronenborn
Writer’s Name: Esther Gronenborn
Producer: Esther Gronenborn
Country of Origin: Germany
Country of Filming: Germany
Language:
Runtime: 5 minutes
Film Description:
Inspired by Grimms’ Fairy Tales, The One Who Went Forth to Learn Fear unfolds as a poetic, symbolic ghost drama set in a liminal urban landscape. A young woman drifts through encounters with violence, shadows, and spectral presences—untouched, unafraid, and seemingly empty. But as the boundary between the real and the unreal dissolves, fear enters her world. What begins as a confrontation with the uncanny becomes a quiet transformation: the emergence of emotion, vulnerability, and a fragile sense of being alive.
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Original Film Title: The Scribe and the Swordsman
Director’s Name: rokuro_kobo
Writer’s Name: rokuro_kobo
Producer: rokuro_kobo
Country of Origin: Japan
Country of Filming: Japan
Language: Japanese
Runtime: 1 hour 4 minutes 10 seconds
Film Description:
Created entirely by a single filmmaker using AI-assisted visual production, this 64-minute full-voice feature is set on the verge of a kingdom’s fall.
On the verge of a kingdom’s fall, Shugen, the chief swordsman, returns to the castle in search of a place to die.
There, amid rebellion and ruin, he encounters Kyori, a civil official who alone remains to write the final official chronicle of the dying state.
The king is already dead by his own hand.
All that remain are one poem, one sword, and two men facing the last two hours of their lives.
One was born to letters, the other to the blade.
As destruction closes in, Kyori and Shugen struggle to protect not only their king and their country’s final truth, but also the meaning of their own lives.
Blending classical Chinese poetry, voice performance, and sword action, the film explores what human beings choose to preserve at the very end—and what may serve as proof that they once lived.
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Original Film Title: NEO DOKKEBIZ – Hmmm
Director’s Name: JIEUN YU
Writer’s Name: JIEUN YU
Producer: JIEUN YU, Michelle Yu
Country of Origin: South Korea
Country of Filming: South Korea
Language: English, Korean
Runtime: 3 minutes 18 seconds
Film Description:
Where K-POP, Korean heritage, and AI meet.
A traditional Korean guardian spirit, “dokkaebi” (Korean goblin), is resurrected as a virtual K-POP idol through generative AI.
A cinematic music video featuring NEO DOKKEBIZ, a dokkaebi who has come to spread good fortune across the world.
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