I Wish

I Wish is a sci-fi fantasy short by Anshul Sharma, posted on YouTube in September 2026 and running about ten minutes. It's an entry in the Higgsfield Global Film Festival. The synopsis opens with a question: what if every unfulfilled wish in the world were stored somewhere, waiting to be found? After 42 years as a librarian, Arthur discovers a hidden realm where wishes are kept like memories. As he explores it, he decides some wishes matter more than others and races to grant the most important ones before his chance runs out. The description calls it a fantasy about wishes, love, regret, aging and putting things off. The creator says the film was generated entirely with AI, using Higgsfield (Soul Cinema, Soul 2.0) and Seedance 2.5 for characters, locations and motion.

Who it's for:viewers who like gentle fantasy and stories about growing old and regret.

Before you watch: free on YouTube, about ten minutes, and the platform may show ads. YouTube offers auto-generated English subtitles; we haven't listened to the dialogue. The film includes memories of the main character's late wife; all the people in it are fictional characters. We haven't checked whether it was shortlisted or won anything. No reuse rights are granted.

Based on the film's description on YouTube. Watch the film itself for the full picture.