A.I.: How I Learned to Love the Singularity (2026) — Short Film by Yorgos Keramydas

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Short film · Drama · Sci-fi · Dark satire · Dystopian · Psychological thriller

A.I.: How I Learned to Love the Singularity

A young courier finds himself at odds with an A.I. evaluation system that demands impossibly fast package deliveries and punishes him with growing severity.

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A.I.: How I Learned to Love the Singularity official poster

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Film details

TitleA.I.: How I Learned to Love the Singularity
TypeShort, Student
GenresDrama, Sci-Fi, Dark Satire, Dystopian, Psychological Thriller
Runtime6 minutes 52 seconds
CompletionApril 25, 2025
Budget100 EUR
CountryGreece
LanguageGreek (Modern)
FormatDigital · Color · 16:9
Student projectYes — Hellenic Open University
Awards4 wins & 3 nominations

Synopsis

A.I.: How I Learned to Love the Singularity is a dark sci-fi satire and psychological thriller about work, acceleration and algorithmic control.

A young courier is pressured by an A.I. evaluation system that demands impossible delivery speeds. As the system escalates punishment and expectation, human effort is reduced to data, performance and obedience.

Credits

DirectorYorgos Keramydas
WriterYorgos Keramydas
ProducerYorgos Keramydas
Key castKostas Filios
Key castLefteris Vogiatzis

Official credit: A.I.: How I Learned to Love the Singularity, a short film written and directed by Yorgos Keramydas.

Director statement

“A.I. was inspired by today’s reality, where algorithms and automation are increasingly replacing human decisions.”

The film asks what happens when these systems go unquestioned, when productivity becomes the only value and control becomes invisible but absolute.

Awards and recognition

A.I.: How I Learned to Love the Singularity has received 4 wins and 3 nominations.

WinnerTop Indie Film Awards — 2025 — Best Editing — Yorgos Keramydas
WinnerTop Indie Film Awards — 2025 — Best Student Short — Yorgos Keramydas
NomineeTop Indie Film Awards — 2025 — Best Original Idea — Yorgos Keramydas
NomineeTop Indie Film Awards — 2025 — Best Writing — Yorgos Keramydas
WinnerReale Film Festival — 2026 Honorable Mention — Best Editing — Yorgos Keramydas
NomineeAthens International Monthly Art Film Festival — 2025 August Award — Best Student Film — Yorgos Keramydas
WinnerAbsurd Film Festival — 2025 August-September Award — Best Action/Thriller — Yorgos Keramydas

Visual and tonal approach

The film leans into claustrophobia and absurdity. The car becomes both workplace and prison, while fast-paced cuts and escalating punishments echo the courier’s descent into powerlessness.

Its visual language combines digital coldness, confined framing and satirical exaggeration, reflecting a world where speed, efficiency and algorithmic control slowly erase human agency.

Still photos

Selected official still images from A.I.: How I Learned to Love the Singularity, using FilmFreeway media.

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Themes and keywords

Artificial intelligence, algorithmic control, delivery work, acceleration, punishment, dystopia, dark satire, labor, obedience, evaluation systems and technological pressure.

Press and festival inquiries

For festival inquiries, screening requests, interviews, collaborations, press materials or private viewing links, contact info@yorgoskeramydas.com.

Official FilmFreeway project page: A.I.: How I Learned to Love the Singularity on FilmFreeway.

Contact

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