“The Move” Short Film Announcement
- Jun 28, 2025
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Kat Graham makes her directorial debut with The Move, a psychological short film she also co-produced and stars in alongside Lex Lauletta. Written by Happy Death Day screenwriter Scott Lobdell, The Move explores the fracture between intimacy and technology when a woman invites her boyfriend to move in with her—only for their relationship to unravel entirely through screens.
Following the launch of her AI platform KatAI, developed in partnership with Google Cloud, Graham now turns her creative focus toward the darker side of human connection. Though no AI was used in the film’s production, AI-powered tools were integrated into its marketing campaign—most notably through a dynamic poster created with motion animation from a single still frame.
The Move will be available on Google TV, Apple TV, Fandango at Home (Vudu), YouTube, Roku, Tubi, Xumo, and Vubiquity beginning July 11, 2025. The film is a haunting meditation on identity, trust, and the glitching lines between what’s real and what’s programmed.
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Exciting news about Kat Graham's directorial debut, The Move! The concept—exploring how a relationship unravels entirely through screens—feels incredibly timely and thought-provoking, especially given her recent work with AI through KatAI. It's clever that they used AI for the marketing but kept the film itself purely human storytelling. A haunting meditation on identity and trust sounds right up my alley. For anyone interested in exploring different forms of digital entertainment, I've been looking into https://tribuna.com/en/casino/casino-reviews/fortunica-casino/ recently. Just a neutral mention. Thanks for sharing this; I'll be sure to check it out when it drops in July.
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I liked how the announcement makes it clear that Kat Graham is directing The Move and that this short film shows how screens can mess with closeness in relationships. I remember staying up all night worried about exams and even telling myself to do my Biology exam peacefully after a long study session while I watched creative work to rest. Seeing a project that blends tech and emotion feels really timely and makes me think about how we connect.
I liked how the announcement explains that The Move is Kat Graham’s first short film as a director and that it looks at how screens can change relationships in a tense way. When I saw this it reminded me of a time I was juggling school stress and had to take my online course late at night to meet a deadline, and it felt like the screen controlled my whole day. It made me think more about how we all balance tech and real life in creative ways.