About the film
The Hidden Tremor is an experimental short by Léo Cannone, about five minutes long, released by NOWNESS. Shot during two months of travel in Asia, it drifts through Southeast Asian landscapes, watching shapes and movement in nature and crossing the line between the real and the imagined. The PerSo festival catalogue says some images were processed with AI tools; the tools aren't named. It won the Best AI Experimental Award at AI Film Festival Japan 2025.
Who it's for:viewers who like travel imagery, a slow pace and visual experiments.
Before you watch: the film is on NOWNESS's official YouTube channel, about 4 minutes 44 seconds; festival listings range from 4:44 to five minutes. Spoken language and subtitles aren't stated. We haven't watched the whole film.
Based on NOWNESS's YouTube release, the PerSo festival catalogue and the AI Film Festival Japan winners list. Watch the film itself for the full picture.
How AI was used
alcune immagini sono state elaborate con strumenti di intelligenza artificiale
Sources checked; not a review or endorsement of the film.