# Quantum Clone

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.” ([its page](https://artefact-ai-film-festival.com/), read 2026-11-12).

By Philipe Andrevon, as [Artefact AI Film Festival](https://artefact-ai-film-festival.com/gallery) names them.

The film is experimental ands does not fit in your categories, so I chose one almost randomly.

A weary woman rides a train, reading a newspaper. Guided by an old photograph, she steps off at an isolated station and walks to an abandoned house. She forces the door open. In the attic, a trunk holds a postcard and a strange metal object. Sitting on the threshold, the object in her hand, she gazes at the horizon as a train rumbles past in the distance. But this journey is not shown only once. Several versions of it play simultaneously on screen, each generated anew: the same woman, the same house, the same discoveries, never quite identical. Quantum Clone shows these clones all at once, like parallel universes running in sync, and in the end, it appears that AI speaks only of AI.

Logline: A woman's journey to an abandoned house, shown in several versions at once, each a slightly altered clone of the others.

Plays in Vimeo's player, on Vimeo, by the link its maker gave the festival: [watch it there](https://vimeo.com/1228550242).