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Speaking at Cannes, the 'Nagi Notes' director warned that AI-generated art may come at the expense of human expression and discovery.

MK2 Films has boarded 'Roca,' the new feature from Japanese film Koji Fukada, whose film 'Nagi Note' premieres in competition at this year's Cannes.

Takako Matsu and Shizuka Ishibashi star as two women who redefine their relationship as friends while one sits for the other as an artist's model in this contender for Cannes' top prize.

From Indiewire RSS Feed: ‘Nagi Notes’ Review: Koji Fukada Returns with a Sweet and Quietly Spectacular Farm Drama About the Pleasures of Being Seen

Two former sisters-in-law rekindle a complex bond, as two teenage boys discover their own, in Koji Fukada's Cannes competition entry 'Nagi Notes.'

From Variety RSS Feed: Kôji Fukada on What Drives His Cannes Competition Debut ‘Nagi Notes’: ‘I Believe What Is Being Tested Now Is the Evolution of Democracy’

The Japanese helmer makes his Cannes debut with 'Nagi Notes,' a film about solitude, artistic compromise and the radical idea (inspired by his hero Miyazaki) that there are no villains.

From Deadline RSS Feed: ‘Nagi Notes’ Clip: Japan’s Kôji Fukada Makes Cannes Competition Debut With Drama Sparked By Rural Museum Of Contemporary Art