First AI-generated film honours healthcare sector

Vietnam’s first AI-generated theatrical film, Ao trang sau dem trang (White blouses after sleepless nights), highlights the dedication and sacrifices of health workers, featuring real-life inspired stories that celebrate their invaluable contributions.
Director Pham Vinh Khuong (Photo: VNA)
Director Pham Vinh Khuong (Photo: VNA)

Hanoi – Vietnam’s first AI-generated theatrical film, Ao trang sau dem trang (White blouses after sleepless nights), which pays tribute to the healthcare sector, was introduced to audience by director Pham Vinh Khuong on February 27.

The film highlights the dedication and sacrifices of health workers, featuring real-life inspired stories that celebrate their invaluable contributions.

Blending surreal visuals with AI technology, the film aims to offer a unique cinematic experience while conveying heartfelt gratitude to doctors and medical staff.

Khuong drew inspiration from personal encounters with health care professionals, particularly the story of Dr. Tran Van Duong from Cho Ray Hospital, who played a key role in the successful separation surgery of conjoined twins Truc Nhi – Dieu Nhi.

Marking the 70th anniversary of Vietnamese Doctors' Day (February 27, 2025), the film’s first footage was released, with full completion expected by February 27, 2026. The director emphasised AI’s potential in filmmaking, noting its ability to enhance creativity and efficiency while cautioning against over-reliance on technology at the expense of human emotion.

As one of the world’s first AI-powered theatrical films, it represents a breakthrough in Vietnam’s film industry, opening new possibilities for AI-driven cinematic storytelling./.

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