Cannes, May 22 -- A movie titled 'Hell Grind' made entirely using artificial intelligence, premiered at the ongoing Cannes Film Festival on Thursday, reported Page Six.

According to the outlet, as quoted by the Wall Street Journal, the 95-minute flick took a team of 15 just weeks to create and cost 500,000 and 400,000 USD, of which went toward computer costs.

San Francisco startup Higgsfield AI has billed their science-fiction experiment as "the world's first ever AI feature film," and even dropped a trailer for it on Wednesday.

As per the trailer, the movie is a full package of violent fantasy action scenes and carries a gods and monsters plot.

The video began with the narrator saying, "Long before humans walked the earth, there was ...