In production · premieres Oct 16, 2026
Last Signal
A short film you talk to. A stranded astronaut's distress call reaches exactly one person, and what you say decides whether her crew comes home.
Take the call
The first cut is playable. She can hear you.
Every shot, voice and ending is in, as stills with sound while the video renders. Three times she'll stop and ask what to do. Say it out loud, or type it. Answer like you mean it: how you talk to her matters as much as what you pick.

WORK IN PROGRESS · FIRST CUT IN STILLS
Last Signal
You're on the night shift at a dead radio dish. Someone answers. Turn your sound on. When she asks you something, answer out loud.
Meet Ines
Flight engineer, 41, four hours of sleep.
Her character sheet: the same face, suit and patch from every angle, so 48 generated shots still add up to one person. Neutral, the closest she gets to a smile, and what scared looks like on someone who goes quiet.

The map
Three times, the film stops and asks you what to do.
You answer out loud. Ines decides whether to trust you, and the ending follows how she feels about you, not which word you said.
From the script
10. INT. PERIHELION HAB, SEC-01. HOLD.
Emergency light. Close on INES. She looks past the camera, at you.
INES
I can seal it and lose everything we've grown, or I go outside and patch it. ARC says seal. What would you do?
The film waits. Ines listens. She can interrupt.
ARC (V.O.)
Ines, greenhouse pressure at sixty-one percent.
How it works
- 148 generated shots, three spoken decisions, three endings. Any one viewing plays about 35 of them.
- 2The film pauses when Ines needs an answer. You reply out loud, and she can interrupt you back.
- 3A character agent scores every exchange on trust and nerve. Those two numbers, not keywords, pick the ending.
- 4The score is built from the radio itself: carrier tone, static, and data chirps, mixed live as the story branches.
Made with ChatGPT Images · Nano Banana Pro · Veo 3.1 · Kling · ElevenLabs Eleven v4 · GPT-Live-1 · Suno v5.5 · Claude Agent SDK
Tune in
The teaser is a radio. Find her.
Somewhere in this static, someone is calling for help.Drag the dial to tune in
Production log
- Oct 7Story locked: one astronaut, one ship's computer, one stranger on the radioDone
- Oct 7Script, 48-shot list, and the character brief Ines runs onDone
- Oct 7Radio teaser, playable on the homepageDone
- Oct 7Ines's face, wardrobe and voiceDone
- Oct 7First cut in stills: every shot, every voice, all three endings, and it listensDone
- Oct 12The stills start moving: every shot as videoNext
- Oct 14Live conversation wired into the playerNext
- Oct 16PremiereNext