KITSUNE 🦊 💫

When I started this project a month ago, I didn’t expect it to consume holidays, evenings, and nights—but here we are. From the first scenes, I knew this was special.

KITSUNE is a tale of love between two souls, separated by everything except their shared feelings of loneliness.

I grew up with Don Bluth, early 90s anime, and Studio Ghibli. Yes, I know Miyazaki might disapprove, but I’m not only seeking approval.

I’ve had goosebumps reviewing this film, and I hope some of you feel the same. AI is often dismissed as “semi-compelling screensavers” (Guillermo, I see you), but I see this as a step toward proving that wrong.

All shots were generated with Google’s text-to-video #VEO2, and let me tell you—it wasn’t magic. 1,700 curated sequences (out of ~5,000–7,000 generations) later, what impressed me most was the global consistency and how small tweaks could lead to big results.

But what mattered most was making something warm, nostalgic, and heartfelt, steering clear of the cold, clinical feel of so many AI films.

This isn’t perfect, and if you look close, you’ll spot flaws—but I’m proud to share something built with heart.

🔈 Sound On