AI Film Festival
2025-10-17 19:04:25

The First AI Film Festival in Japan: Bridging Technology and Creativity

The Inaugural AI Film Festival Japan 2025



The AI Film Festival Japan 2025, recognized by FilmFreeway, is set to take place on November 2nd and 3rd, 2025, at the Tokyo Innovation Base (TiB). Featuring a theme dedicated to the fusion of AI technology and visual storytelling, this festival aims to be the largest of its kind in Asia and the first of its kind in Japan.

Starting today, tickets are available on the official website, marking the exciting countdown to a festival that promises to explore the future of storytelling informed by AI and human creativity.

A Celebratory Weekend of Film and Innovation



Festival organizers, led by Director Hiroyuki Ikeda, are enthusiastic about bringing together filmmakers, AI researchers, and cultural leaders eager to share their passion for innovation and inclusion in the arts. Over the course of two days, the festival will showcase a wide range of films, including three world premieres:
  • - Day 1 Opening Film: Bones of Yew directed by Toby Haider
  • - Day 2 International Premiere: Matilda - The Devil's Gene directed by Kumiko Endo
  • - Closing Film: 2043 directed by Simone Signorli

The festival emphasizes the concept of treating AI as a collaborative force in exploring and enhancing human creativity. It aims to establish a global platform where filmmakers from diverse backgrounds come together to harness the power of storytelling.

Experience the Future of Visual Culture



As a pioneering event at the intersection of art and technology, the AI Film Festival firmly believes in the unwavering power of storytelling, even in rapidly changing times. Throughout the festival, countless innovative artists will gather to demonstrate how AI can be a creative partner that expands the boundaries of film. With more than 70 diverse cinematic works, including feature films, shorts, animations, and documentaries set to debut, attendees can expect to witness a glimpse into a bold new era of creativity.

Guest Speakers and Special Events


On the second day, a masterclass will be held at the main venue starting at 4:00 PM. Led by director and AI creator Kumiko Endo, the class will offer insights into how to effectively use AI in visual workflows.

Additionally, the festival will include talk sessions and panel discussions featuring esteemed creators and experts from around the globe. Valuable networking opportunities will connect young and aspiring filmmakers, fostering collaboration in this vibrant community.

Highlights of the Festival


1. Film Screenings: Approximately 70 films utilizing AI across all genres.
2. Talk Sessions: Expert insights from international filmmakers and technologists.
3. Workshops: Interactive sessions for participatory learning.
4. Networking: Opportunities designed for budding creators and students.

Event Overview


  • - Dates: November 2 (Sun) - November 3 (Mon, Holiday) 2025
  • - Venue: Tokyo Innovation Base (TiB), Chiyoda, Tokyo
  • - Tickets: Main hall entry is free for award ceremonies and talk sessions. Screening tickets are available for 1,500 yen for general admission and 500 yen for students.

About Tokyo Innovation Base


The venue is situated in a prime area, just a few minutes away from Tokyo Station and Marunouchi. TiB aims to be the world's most startup-friendly urban innovation hub, bringing together entrepreneurs, creators, researchers, and technology firms.

For more details on ticket purchases and festival information, please visit our official site here.

As this festival marks a significant cultural milestone, it symbolizes the beginning of an exciting journey where humans and AI co-create beautiful narratives, emphasizing the uniqueness of visual expression and the power of collaboration. Join us in sharing stories that shape the future of film and innovation!


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