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Is it okay to lie in a documentary? – Arthur Franck uses artificial intelligence to narrate Brezhnev and Kissinger in his film

Summary by Suomen Kuvalehti
Second-generation documentary filmmaker Arthur Franck wants to push the boundaries of storytelling. The Helsinki Effect is a documentary about the European Union, but with a new approach.
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Is it okay to lie in a documentary? – Arthur Franck uses artificial intelligence to narrate Brezhnev and Kissinger in his film

Second-generation documentary filmmaker Arthur Franck wants to push the boundaries of storytelling. The Helsinki Effect is a documentary about the European Union, but with a new approach.

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Suomen Kuvalehti broke the news in Finland on Saturday, April 5, 2025.
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