Seth Rogen Discusses AI in Filmmaking at Cannes, Premieres Personal Alzheimer's Story 'Tangles'
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Seth Rogen spoke about the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in writing at the Cannes Film Festival, where he is premiering his new animated film 'Tangles'. The hand-drawn film, produced by Rogen and his wife Lauren Miller Rogen, is a personal story about a young woman dealing with her mother's Alzheimer's diagnosis. The film features a cast including Bryan Cranston and Julia Louis-Dreyfus and is adapted from a graphic novel.
Facts First
- Seth Rogen discussed AI's role in writing at the Cannes Film Festival.
- Rogen is premiering the hand-drawn animated film 'Tangles' at the festival.
- 'Tangles' tells the story of a young illustrator whose mother is diagnosed with Alzheimer's in her early 50s.
- The film is a personal project for producers Seth and Lauren Miller Rogen, whose own mother had Alzheimer's.
- The cast includes Bryan Cranston and Julia Louis-Dreyfus, with Rogen in a supporting role.
What Happened
Seth Rogen spoke to Brut at the Cannes Film Festival about the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in writing stories or scripts. He is at the festival to promote his new animated film, 'Tangles'. The film, which has a runtime of less than two hours, is adapted from a graphic novel of the same name by Sarah Leavitt and took more than a decade to produce. It is directed and co-written by Leah Nelson, who used hand-drawn animation. The film follows a 20-something illustrator named Sarah who is grappling with her mother's Alzheimer's diagnosis. Seth Rogen and his wife, Lauren Miller Rogen, are producers on the film. Lauren Miller Rogen's mother, Adele, showed signs of Alzheimer's more than two decades ago and suffered from the illness for 16 years.
Why this Matters to You
If you or someone you know is affected by Alzheimer's disease, this film may provide a relatable and personal portrayal of the family experience. The Rogens' advocacy through their non-profit, Hilarity for Charity, also highlights ongoing efforts in Alzheimer's research and family support. For film enthusiasts, the discussion about AI in creative writing at a major festival like Cannes signals an ongoing industry conversation that could influence the stories you see in the future.
What's Next
'Tangles' is scheduled to debut at the Cannes Film Festival. Following the festival, the film's release could bring wider attention to Alzheimer's narratives in mainstream animation. Separately, Rogen's work on the satire 'The Studio' continues, with its upcoming second season featuring a cameo from Madonna and a section set at a recreated Venice Film Festival.