Film with Hepi-end: In Cannes, director from Poland presented a picture of Putin's death

The picture is filmed with the help of artificial intelligence. It has already been acquired by more than 50 countries, including Germany. At the International Annual Film Festival, which takes place in French Cannes, they showed a movie about the death of Russian President Vladimir Putin. The painting for the festival was presented by Polish director Patrick Vega. Bild writes about it.

Thus, at the 77th Cannes Festival, the director from Poland Patrick Vega presented the movie "Putin", which tells about 60 years of life of the Russian dictator. According to the director, the picture has a "happy end" - at the end of the movie the protagonist dies. "It should be Hep-end," the director said. It is also reported that the picture even contains footage of how Putin empties into the pants on a hospital bed. The picture is filmed with the help of artificial intelligence.

Director Patrick Vega claims that he has developed a new technology. It is not based on processing with the help of Putin's real photos, but on the creation of a virtual actor with the face and figure of the dictator. "This is the first movie that uses this technology," the director said. Putin has already purchased more than 50 countries, including Germany. It will be released on September 26.