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Statistical Hallucination

Short film | 11 min | 2023

Statistical Hallucination is a tribute to Chris Marker’s film «La Jetée» (1962), a story about a time traveler obsessed with an image from his past, to produce this statistical hallucination generated with artificial intelligence systems. Instead of Jean Négroni’s voice, we now have a synthetic voice. In place of photographs of a post-apocalyptic Paris, there are those imagined by an Artificial Intelligence. What will the images of the future be?

Directors:
Anna Giralt Gris
Jorge Caballero

Production:
Artefacto

Distribution:
Marvin and Wayne

Festivals:

Las Palmas de Gran Canaria International Film Festival

Documenta Madrid

Márgenes

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