Doctor Everywhere
From Artefact AI Film Festival, on Vimeo, by the link its maker gave the festival
AI-made Made with AI, as its festival says: “The 2026 edition of the Artefact AI Film Festival — an international competition for short films made with generative AI, organised by Artefact with mk2.” AI-made films · What this means · Its maker can have it taken off.
By Harvey Castro and Noah Berlow, as its festival's page names them. This site's record of that page; the title and description are as the page gives them.
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About this film
The nearest doctor is nine hours away. In a remote mountain village, a solar storm knocks out the satellite network that keeps an elderly woman's care connected to the outside world. With no physician in reach, Elena, a young veterinarian trained to save animals and not people, is the only person left who can act. Guided by a medical AI she never trusted, and by a cardiologist reaching her from across the world, she has minutes to accept a simple truth: a heart is a heart. Doctor Everywhere is a story about disconnection and reconnection, about what breaks when the network fails and what a human and a machine can rebuild together. Written and directed by an emergency physician, every image, voice and sound in the film was generated with AI.
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