THE 2025 AICINE AWARDS
AI Film Awards
AI Film of the Year
Demonstrating the pinnacle of narrative depth and emotional resolution achievable through AI, setting a new milestone for next-generation cinema.
* Order Alphabetized
🏆 Plastic Erosion by LI Yifei & BAO Zheng
Mr. Garlic's Last Session by Carol Delgado
Pulse by Akos Papp
Souls of the Shipwreck by Yunsun Lee & Dana Hong
The Russian Sleep Experiment by Nicolas Pomet
Best AI Enhanced Performance
Transcending the limits of emotional resonance in virtual characters by maximizing acting potential through digital doubles and motion synthesis.
* Order Alphabetized
🏆 Clown by Shanshan Jiang
Age of Kingdoms: Rise of the Horde by Alex Petrisor
Bones of Yew by Toby Hyder
HALLOW METRO by Tamara Llorens
KATANA by Solo Samson
Best AI Narrative Film
A masterful blend of technology and storytelling, flawlessly commanding classical cinematic grammar and rhythm through AI tools.
* Order Alphabetized
🏆 A Breath Apart by Zoubeir Jlassi
Across The River by Amey Sharma
Clothes of Deception by Odair Faléco
Kitsune by Henry Daubrez
The Sea that Dreamed by Roxanne Ducharme
Best AI Visionary Film
Realizing an original vision of ‘plastic erosion’ with breathtaking mise-en-scène, proving AI’s infinite potential as a tool for artistic contemplation.
* Order Alphabetized
🏆 Remembering by Diego Maclean
Close Enough by Alex Hunter
Robort by Sebastian Macchia
THE BARRIER by Storybook Studios
The Butterfly Dream by Suhyeon Scholastica Jin & Aria Suhyun Kim
Best AI Experimental Documentary
Blurring the lines between fiction and reality through the AI-driven reconstruction of archival data, pioneering a new frontier for the documentary genre.
* Order Alphabetized
🏆 The Cinema That Never Was by Mark Wachholz
Behind the Seams by Gianluca Traina
Frida Kahlo 2025 : The Self of Pain Captured on Canvas by MIN SUNG WON
Michael Jackson: The Secret Island Mystery 1 by Gokhan Yegin
The Prometheus Expedition by Abel Art
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