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Cannes Film Festival Opens Amidst Global Film Industry Challenges

The Cannes Film Festival opened with a French musical film, addressing concerns about AI, US tariffs, and featuring a diverse program including three Ukrainian films, despite ongoing American film industry strikes.

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AI Use in Oscar-Nominated Films Sparks Post-Strike Controversy

AI's use in enhancing performances in the Oscar-nominated films "The Brutalist" and "Emilia Pérez" has ignited a debate, following Hollywood's 2023 writers' and actors' strikes which resulted in agreements to regulate AI's use in film, yet its application remains controversial.

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AI Voice Cloning in Film Sparks Industry Debate

At least two major award contenders used AI voice cloning; "The Brutalist" employed Respeecher to enhance actors' Hungarian dialogue, while a musical used it to improve a singer's vocal range; the horror film "Heretic" notably avoided AI, highlighting ongoing industry debates.

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Hollywood's Crisis: Weak Oscars Nominees Reflect Industry-Wide Struggles

The 2024 Academy Awards nominations reveal a Hollywood in crisis, facing weak films, industry strikes, streaming wars, corporate cost-cutting, and the rise of AI in storytelling; however, there's hope in the continued work of acclaimed directors and promising new talent.

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AI Use in "The Brutalist" Sparks Controversy

Director Brady Corbet's "The Brutalist" used AI to refine actors' Hungarian dialogue and create stylized digital images, sparking controversy amidst the recent Hollywood strikes over AI in filmmaking, with Corbet defending its use as a post-production tool to enhance, not replace, artistic elements.

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