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Review: 'Hell Grind' AI-Generated Film Premieres at Cannes, Showcasing Both Promise and Limitations of AI Cinema

By

Corbin Bolies

5d ago· 6 min readenReview

Summary

The article describes the author's surreal experience watching "Hell Grind," a 95-minute AI-generated action adventure film produced by Higgsfield AI that premiered at Cannes. While the theater setting is familiar, everything on screen—characters, objects, music—is entirely AI-generated. The piece explores the film's technical limitations, the uncanny valley effect, and the broader implications of AI in filmmaking, questioning whether AI can truly replicate human creativity and storytelling.

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Such surrealism is what I endured last week when I took the A train downtown.
Everything you see and hear on the screen, from the characters traversing a city on skateboards to the pizza they eat between battle scenes to many of the songs scoring the film, is generated by AI.
It is, in a word, surreal.
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“Hell Grind,” the 95-minute action adventure film produced by the San Francisco AI startup Higgsfield AI, was surreal to watch -- although the tech show its limits.

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