A Hundred-Year Letter
In 1923, Ayşe, the first woman in her town who could read and write, wrote a letter to her great-great-grandchild on the night the Republic was proclaimed. More than a century later, the letter reaches a young pilot. A short film in Turkish for Republic Day, with the pictures and voices made with AI on ToRun. The closing words and signature are Mustafa Kemal Atatürk's (Address to the Youth, 20 October 1927).
Language: Türkçe.
Made with AI on ToRun: the pictures, voices and music are generated.
How it was made
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The story is written as a letter and its scenes, from 1923 to today.
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Each scene is made as a short AI video clip, with the same characters throughout.
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AI voices read the letter, and the music is made to match.
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The scenes, voices, music and subtitles are edited into one film.
- Video
- Voice
- Music
