What if each time you watched a movie, it played out differently? That’s the idea behind generative film, a new genre that some filmmakers are starting to experiment with. The idea is to use AI to mix up scenes and create completely different versions of the same movie each time it is played.
So far, there’s only been one film created like this—at least that we know of—and that’s a new documentary called Eno. The film is a “generative documentary” designed to take audiences on a deep dive into legendary music industry icon Brian Eno’s career. The kicker is that nobody will ever see the same film as you unless they’re watching it right there in the same room.
