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Odysseus: The Fall is available for $9.99 rental via web browser, consisting of 150 minutes of footage generated by a generative video model. Written and directed by Fountain 0 cofounder Ash Koosha, the sci-fi feature was completed during four months of part-time production at a total cost of $25,000. Koosha used Kling 3.0 for every shot in the film and also served as the lead actor and composer.
The production team previously premiered Dreams of Violets at the 2026 Tribeca Festival as the first AI feature accepted into a major film festival. The new project suffers from systematic consistency failures, including AI voice-overs that are often incomprehensible and visual errors where boat fleets move sideways and oars bend while rowing.
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- SOURCE@kling_ai“Dreams of Violets premiered at 2026 Tribeca as the first-ever AI feature film accepted into a major film festival”x.com
- SUPPORT@astanaaiff“full sci-fi feature, four months part-time. not a demo anymore — it's what indie filmmaking costs in 2026”x.com
- SUPPORT@newstonguex“cyclops height varies shot-to-shot, waves move against wind direction, mouths misalign with dialogue, oars bend during rowing”x.com
- SOURCEmarketbrief.now