No Nonsense (Lovable)
Neural Network Films
2025
Country: Russia
Runtime 10 min
Rating: 12+
Director: Artashes Andreasyan
Scriptwriter: Artashes Andreasyan, Alexey Kozulyaev, Karen Mirzoyan
Producers: Alexey Kozulyaev
Sound engineer: Artashes Andreasyan
Composer: Artashes Andreasyan
Production Designer (second director): Evgeniya Razgulyaeva
Production: Andreasyan.Art
Lovable is a neural network project produced in the style of ‘new sincerity’ typical of the Andreasyan.Art group. The group believes that the most important elements of AI directing include a fascinating story, much agility and musical accompaniment. The film demonstrates not only the possibilities of AI directing, but also an allegorical approach to the problem of accepting foreign cultures that is relevant for today’s society, shown through the acceptance of AI robots by society in 2088. Marat is a conservative, but not without inner resistance he has to accept and understand his son Mark, who has proposed the AI robot woman Aya to become his wife. Marat clings to his beliefs and struggles, up to the wedding day. The media call the ceremony the “wedding of the century” – the first official union of a human and an anthropomorphic AI bot. Behind the scenes are jealousy, fear, despair. Marat is ready to do anything to frustrate the celebration. What will win? Prudence or stubbornness? The main questions of the film no longer seem to be fiction: – How hard is it to accept a foreign world and culture? - What makes a person human: the DNA or the ability to feel? – Are we ready to share the rights with those whom we have created? – Why do the greatest revolutions always start at the family table? “Lovable”is not a forecast, but an attempt to find an answer. According to director Artashes Andreasyan, “Technology is just an pretext here. The real war is wedged inside people.
Between fear and love. Between the past and the future. Between what we believed in and who we can become”.
2025
Country: Russia
Runtime 10 min
Rating: 12+
Director: Artashes Andreasyan
Scriptwriter: Artashes Andreasyan, Alexey Kozulyaev, Karen Mirzoyan
Producers: Alexey Kozulyaev
Sound engineer: Artashes Andreasyan
Composer: Artashes Andreasyan
Production Designer (second director): Evgeniya Razgulyaeva
Production: Andreasyan.Art
Lovable is a neural network project produced in the style of ‘new sincerity’ typical of the Andreasyan.Art group. The group believes that the most important elements of AI directing include a fascinating story, much agility and musical accompaniment. The film demonstrates not only the possibilities of AI directing, but also an allegorical approach to the problem of accepting foreign cultures that is relevant for today’s society, shown through the acceptance of AI robots by society in 2088. Marat is a conservative, but not without inner resistance he has to accept and understand his son Mark, who has proposed the AI robot woman Aya to become his wife. Marat clings to his beliefs and struggles, up to the wedding day. The media call the ceremony the “wedding of the century” – the first official union of a human and an anthropomorphic AI bot. Behind the scenes are jealousy, fear, despair. Marat is ready to do anything to frustrate the celebration. What will win? Prudence or stubbornness? The main questions of the film no longer seem to be fiction: – How hard is it to accept a foreign world and culture? - What makes a person human: the DNA or the ability to feel? – Are we ready to share the rights with those whom we have created? – Why do the greatest revolutions always start at the family table? “Lovable”is not a forecast, but an attempt to find an answer. According to director Artashes Andreasyan, “Technology is just an pretext here. The real war is wedged inside people.
Between fear and love. Between the past and the future. Between what we believed in and who we can become”.
Artashes Andreasyan
DIRECTOR'S BIO:
Artashes Andreasyan (born on 21 September 1979 in Yerevan, the Armenian Soviet Republic) is a Soviet Russian composer, producer and film director. Andreasyan has worked in cinema since the late 2000s. His filmography covers a wide range of genres, from family comedies to dramas, and includes dozens of projects. The Kinorium portal presents the feature films Manyunya: Grandma’s Birthday (2025) and the war drama War and Music among his works. At the turn of the 2020s, Artashes Andreasyan focused on the exploration and implementation of AI technologies in film production. His skill as a director and his previous experience are summed up in his statement, “AI requires a good story, a new sincerity in narration, buoyancy and a clear musical foundation.” His short film The Last Home was created entirely with the help of AI and was selected in 2025 for the competition programmes of BAIFF on the island of Burano and the AI Film Awards in Cannes. Andreasyan comments that for the time being he is the only Russian AI director invited to such festivals, and emphasizes that he specifically creates stories that are understandable to both Western and Russian viewers. Indeed, in 2025, Andreasyan's film Lovable was selected to participate in the Dubai Art and Cinema Festival – 1 Billion Followers Summit. Artashes Andreasyan’a AI filmography as film director includes Mendelssohn, The Last House, Eggs, His Majesty the Sound, Once upon a Time in Rome, Everything Begins from a Woman, No Nonsense (Lovable).
Artashes Andreasyan (born on 21 September 1979 in Yerevan, the Armenian Soviet Republic) is a Soviet Russian composer, producer and film director. Andreasyan has worked in cinema since the late 2000s. His filmography covers a wide range of genres, from family comedies to dramas, and includes dozens of projects. The Kinorium portal presents the feature films Manyunya: Grandma’s Birthday (2025) and the war drama War and Music among his works. At the turn of the 2020s, Artashes Andreasyan focused on the exploration and implementation of AI technologies in film production. His skill as a director and his previous experience are summed up in his statement, “AI requires a good story, a new sincerity in narration, buoyancy and a clear musical foundation.” His short film The Last Home was created entirely with the help of AI and was selected in 2025 for the competition programmes of BAIFF on the island of Burano and the AI Film Awards in Cannes. Andreasyan comments that for the time being he is the only Russian AI director invited to such festivals, and emphasizes that he specifically creates stories that are understandable to both Western and Russian viewers. Indeed, in 2025, Andreasyan's film Lovable was selected to participate in the Dubai Art and Cinema Festival – 1 Billion Followers Summit. Artashes Andreasyan’a AI filmography as film director includes Mendelssohn, The Last House, Eggs, His Majesty the Sound, Once upon a Time in Rome, Everything Begins from a Woman, No Nonsense (Lovable).