Kling 4.0 powers racing short film Redline, its most cinematic AI film yet
nikola_mr64990 · x · 2026-11-12
Kling AI released Redline, an official short film powered by Kling 4.0 tackling racing — one of the hardest subjects to film, with high-speed tracking shots and intense action sequences.
The team bills it as possibly their most cinematic AI film yet, showcasing version 4.0's improved motion quality, historically AI video's weakest point. Written and directed by Stephane Benini with professional editing, VFX and sound teams, it shows AI filmmaking converging with real production workflows.
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