include Pi (1998), Requiem for a Dream (2000), The Fountain (2006), The Wrestler (2008), Black Swan (2010), Noah (2014), Mother! (2017), The Whale (2022) and Postcard from Earth (2023). Vanity Fair ...

That effort includes a partnership with Aronofsky’s venture, Primordial Soup. Google’s AI-focused subsidiary DeepMind and Aronofsky’s firm will work with three filmmakers, giving them access ...

Darren Aronofsky has launched Primordial Soup ... He’s the director of films including “Pi,” “Requiem for a Dream” and “mother!” More recently, he pioneered the use of an 18K ...

Darren Aronofsky is the latest filmmaker to board the runaway AI train. The Oscar nominee is launching a new generative AI venture called Primordial Soup, per IndieWire. In partnership with Google ...

The first film under the partnership, Eliza McNitt's "Ancestra," will premiere at Tribeca and will be followed by a panel discussion featuring Aronofsky. The venture is titled Primordial Soup ...

Darren Aronofsky‘s AI-focused studio Primordial Soup has entered into a strategic partnership with research lab Google DeepMind for the exploration of artificial intelligence’s creative ...

Darren Aronofsky’s newly launched AI-driven studio venture Primordial Soup has partnered with Google DeepMind to produce short films. The first project, Eliza McNitt’s “Ancestra ...

and a strategic partnership with director Darren Aronofsky, who is launching a new storytelling venture called Primordial Soup which will seek to use the emerging tech to create compelling content.

Credit: Google DeepMind The partnership between Aronofsky's venture Primordial Soup and Google DeepMind will create frameworks for AI's role in filmmaking in an effort to prioritize artists in the ...

Social thrillers serve as the best genre to leave you reflecting on the profound topics being examined throughout the movie's runtime. Some notable directors famous for making social thrillers include ...

"I kind of had this urge to do something fun," Aronofsky said of what led him to make "Caught Stealing." “I was really upset that I couldn’t figure out what was next,” he told Vanity Fair.

Darren Aronofsky knew he was truly capturing the essence of New York’s wild and unpredictable nightlife when his new movie got hit with a sprinkling of urine. The uncomfortable encounter ...