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- Camel — Camel | AI Short Film (2026) | Higgsfield Global Film Festival
A cacophony of snorts, gasps, and laughter opens the door to a world where the ordinary dissolves into the surreal. A group of friends, or perhaps strangers, embark on a journey that defies logic and language. Their communication is a primal symphony of coughs, screams, and song, punctuated by the occasional coherent word like 'Papuana' or 'chill.' The landscape shifts from the mundane to the mysterious as they ask, 'Where are we going?'—a question that hangs in the air, unanswered, as music swells and carries them forward. The journey is both physical and psychological, a rollercoaster of emotions where fear and joy intertwine. Screams of terror blend with laughter, and the line between the two blurs. The group encounters moments of pure absurdity—a golf swing, a chant of 'Fore! Foreign!'—that suggest a deeper commentary on alienation and the search for meaning in a chaotic world. Through it all, the camel, whether literal or metaphorical, stands as a silent witness to their odyssey. The film is a visceral experience, a collage of sounds and images that challenges the viewer to find narrative in noise, to embrace the unknown, and to question what it means to be human in a world that often makes no sense. It's a trip—unpredictable, disorienting, and strangely beautiful.
- Still — STILL | An AI Short Film | Higgsfield Global Film Festival 2026
Thomas arrives at a care facility for his first week, guided through the routines: breakfast at seven, medication after, rounds every two hours. The east wing is quieter, he's told, and he'll start there. As he navigates the common room and the delicate rhythms of the residents, he notices a woman who sits in silence, her eyes lost in a distant world. Harold whispers that she used to be a musician, that she played with her husband until he passed, and she hasn't been the same since. Thomas tries to bring small comforts from outside, but the director reprimands him: there is a protocol, a reason for everything. Yet Thomas can't shake the feeling that the quiet isn't empty. When a resident named Daniel calls out in distress, Thomas stays still, offering presence over procedure. He is cleared to go home, but something lingers. In the end, he reflects on being twenty-two and learning that some things can't be fixed, no matter how badly you want to. He carried hope anyway, not because it could save anyone, but because he never learned to leave it behind. The film is a meditation on stillness, on the lives that continue in the spaces between words, and on the quiet that opens when you stay long enough to listen.
- Oneiric — Oneiric | AI Sci-Fi Short Film | Higgsfield Originals (2026)
In a world where technology can plug directly into the thalamus, a company called Oneiric has unleashed an engine that lets users dream any time, any place, and live it in real time. A group of friends debates where they would go: one wants to stand on the front lines of Homer's Iliad to see Helen of Troy with his own eyes, another dreams of being a galactic pirate in a deep-space future, and a third longs for a fairy tale where he is a mage carrying a message to the kingdom of men. As they argue and laugh, the line between playful fantasy and immersive reality blurs. Each simulation pulls them deeper into vivid worlds of battle, betrayal, and wonder, where the stakes feel terrifyingly real. But as the experiences intensify, the question lingers: when you can dream anything, what happens when the dream starts dreaming you back?
