Fountain 0 Releases Full Kling-Made Feature Film

Director Ash Koosha and studio Fountain 0 have released 'Odysseus: The Fall,' a feature-length film described as generated entirely with Kling AI's 3.0 model, following up on their earlier project Dreams of Violets.

Fountain 0 and director Ash Koosha have put out their latest AI-generated feature, titled 'Odysseus: The Fall.' According to an announcement from Kling AI, the entire film was produced using Kling 3.0, with every shot in the movie generated by the model rather than shot conventionally or built through traditional visual effects pipelines. The news came via a post from Kling AI, which shared a first look at a scene from the film alongside confirmation that the full feature is now available. The announcement frames the release as a showcase of what a generative video model can do across an entire narrative feature, rather than just short clips or proof-of-concept demos. Fountain 0 and Koosha are not newcomers to this space — the same team previously worked on a project called Dreams of Violets, suggesting an ongoing collaboration between the studio and Kling AI on AI-native filmmaking. That prior credit is likely part of why this new release is being positioned as a continuation of their work together rather than a one-off experiment. Beyond the claims made in Kling AI's own announcement, there's little independent detail available yet about the film's length, story, or production process. As with many of these generative-AI feature releases, the bigger test will be how 'Odysseus: The Fall' holds up as a full viewing experience once audiences and critics get a chance to watch it in its entirety.