These are research leads and announced productions, rather than recommendations based on a completed-film viewing. Keeping them visible also makes the next verification step clear.
Kira’s reported announcement supplies the co-creator credit; the current distributor slate confirms the project remains forthcoming.
In development or on an upcoming slate
Touch Grass — Dave Clark / Promise. Clark’s studio essay describes a developing feature about synthetic online identities. Follow for its treatment of identity and for production disclosures; no completed feature release is claimed.
Kira — Damien Steck and Julien Petit. K5 lists Kira on its upcoming slate, under Steck’s name; the fuller co-creator credit comes from the reported project announcement. A completed pilot and episode availability still need verification. The project is worth following for sustained stylized world-building, not yet as a released series.
Space Nation — Martin Weisz. K5 lists the science-fiction series as upcoming. The unresolved question is delivery and viewing availability, alongside a clear account of the boundary between conventional and generated production.
Misaligned — Eline van der Velden / Particle6. The studio’s July announcement, reported by TheWrap, describes a developing comedy-drama with the synthetic character Tilly Norwood. Van der Velden is the studio founder; this note does not invent a film-director credit. A completed work and named film crew remain to be checked.
Work awaiting a stronger viewing source
The Dwarka Project — BULLET / Samraddhi Jain. Jain’s own announcement verifies her concept and story contribution and points to a trailer made with Trinetra AI. It does not establish that she directed the film, or that the complete feature is available.
Sibiloi — Edwin Kiaraho / Dan Kairo. In their published interview, the filmmakers describe a ten-minute adaptation of the novel’s first two chapters. That is a partial adaptation, not a completed feature. The original upload and film-specific workflow remain to be checked.
Each lead needs evidence of the finished work, identifiable authorship and an editorial reason for inclusion before being promoted into the main collection.