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Human Imagination, Directable AI: How Asian Directors Wrap Kling AI Into Their Workflows
Partner Content: 'Worm Train' from writer-director Sung-Soo Kim launched at the Asian Contents & Film Market during the 31st Busan Int'l Film Festival
Summary
On a packed morning commute, a dozing man, frayed by overwork and crushing pressure, turns into a giant worm. Apart from a few passengers who recoil in fear or surprise, the majority remain drowsy and indifferent. The worm, however impossible to miss, is shoved, bumped, and pushed around with everyone else in the stifling subway car.
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