Tribeca will premiere 75-minute AI film Dreams of Violets
The fully AI-generated feature film, "Dreams of Violets," approximately 75 minutes long, will premiere on June 10 at the Tribeca Festival. Produced for about $2,000 in three months, the film utilized AI tools including Kling AI for video, Anthropic's Claude for language, and Google's Nanobanana and Gemini for imagery and research. Tribeca co-founder Jane Rosenthal endorsed the project as an example of emerging storytelling technologies.
Key Takeaways
- Dreams of Violets is a fully AI-generated feature film running about 75 minutes.
- The film will premiere June 10 at the Tribeca Festival.
- Production reportedly took about three months and cost roughly $2,000.
- The workflow used Kling AI for video, Anthropic’s Claude for language, and Google’s Nanobanana and Gemini for imagery and research.
- Tribeca co-founder Jane Rosenthal called it an example of emerging storytelling technologies.
Why It Matters
Tribeca’s selection gives a fully AI-generated 75-minute feature a high-profile festival slot, making the production approach visible to a wider industry audience. The project also shows a working stack for narrative video: Kling AI for video, Claude for language, and Google’s Nanobanana and Gemini for imagery and research. What to watch next is whether other festival programs, including Tribeca’s June 10 premiere lineup, treat this as a one-off novelty or a repeatable production model.
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