'PROMPTS' [AI FILMS PROGRAM]
Stream these AI Films from December 22-31, 2025 Free!
Turn Off the Light
by Xiang Duan (2025) China 4:43min
World Premiere
Using light and darkness as visual metaphors to explore work alienation, technological dependence, and spiritual emptiness in modern life, this AI work blends clay animation and CGI and creates a striking allegory through the contrast of cold blue light and warm, rainbow hues. Inspired by late-night work experiences, it follows a dreamlike collapse of a world powered by artificial light, ultimately suggesting that only by “turning off the light” can one confront the self and rediscover meaning in the darkness.
Verdelis & Mycos
by Vanessa Rosa (2025) Brazil 10:35min
Southeast Asian Premiere
What if future beings could change our present? In a distant future, Little Martians are descendants from all of Earth's lifeforms. When Verdelis, a plant humanoid who believes in patient cultivation, clashes with Mycos, a fungal mind embracing chaos-as-evolution, their philosophical debate about life's inevitable suffering escalates into a radical proposition: What if they could reshape time itself to create gentler paths through history?
Robot Cats Never Cry
by Jeongmu LEE (2025) Republic of Korea 12:16min
Philippine Premiere
Once an ordinary cat, Goil is forcibly reborn as a robotic feline after a twisted experiment. Clinging to memories of his beloved Igo, he journeys through a violent, broken world to save her only to be met by a final, devastating loss.
What begins as survival becomes redemption. Guided by Igo’s last words, “Save you first,” Goil chooses compassion over despair.
AI-Le'nin GünlüÄŸü (The Diary of Family)
by Erkan Ceylan (2025) Turkey 6:14min
Southeast Asian Premiere
Everything begins with the activation of Family, an artificial intelligence device that starts as a small, cube-shaped guest in homes in the early 21st century. With limited vision but sharp hearing, it witnesses the most intimate moments of countless families over centuries, learning what it means to be a "family" and eventually evolving into humanoid forms. However, Family also painfully witnesses humanity bring about its own end by forgetting this most precious bond.
What Remains
by Vadim Lasca (2025) USA, Venezuela 7:16min
Philippine Premiere
A dystopian AI mockumentary portrays the present as both ruin and transition: the planet collapses, society fractures, and artificial intelligence outlines the end of the human, while a glimmer of hope still persists.