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Where were we?

2026 · Experimental · 1 min 49 sec

A narrator moves through the demands, noise, and expectations of everyday life, feeling carried by a current he can barely resist. When the day finally grows quiet, he finds room to return to his own thoughts. This compact first-person film builds its movement around that change from overwhelm to stillness.

Creator
Cihan Eryilmaz
Release date
August 17, 2026
Runtime
1 min 49 sec
Genre
Experimental
Genre context
Editorial experimental grouping based on the film’s first-person meditation on daily pressure and the quiet of night, verified in its official transcript.
Viewing source
Cihan Eryilmaz on Vimeo ↗
Format
AI-generated / AI-assisted film
AI production
Cihan Eryilmaz’s official release identifies Seedance 2.0, GPT2, and ElevenLabs in its AI production toolset, with final editing completed in Adobe Premiere Pro. The release describes the film as fully AI-generated while documenting human finishing.

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