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On November 6, 2026, Kling AI released the original short film "Redline," which was generated by Kling 4.0 and takes on the filming challenges of the racing genre in terms of speed, space, cost, and risk. The film was written and directed by Stephane Benini, edited by Yves Dalbiez, produced by Rodrigo Orozco, with Bruno Detante responsible for post-production and VFX, and un.studios responsible for sound design and music. Kling AI officially states that it may be the most cinematic AI film to date. There is currently no information on further developments.
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Kling AI Launches Kling 4.0-Powered Racing Short Film "Redline"
Kling AI has released its latest original short film "Redline," generated by Kling 4.0, tackling the filming challenges of speed, space, cost, and risk in the racing genre. The film is written and directed by Stephane Benini, edited by Yves Dalbiez, produced by Rodrigo Orozco, with post-production and VFX by Bruno Detante, and sound design and music by un.studios. The company says it may be the most cinematic AI film to date.