In Baku, an AI-created film about Uzun Hasan was presented

The presentation of "Sultan Hasan Bahadur" - the first historical documentary film created using artificial intelligence and produced by the Closed Joint-Stock Company "Azerbaijan Television and Radio Broadcasting" - was held at the Nizami Cinema Center.

As Report informs, officials from the Ministry of Culture, members of the Milli Majlis, public and cultural figures, and media representatives attended the presentation ceremony.

Deputy Minister of Culture Saadat Yusifova, who spoke at the event, called the film "Sultan Hasan Bahadur" an important project in terms of awareness of national identity.

Touching upon the fact that the film was created with the help of artificial intelligence, the deputy minister noted that this process will increasingly be integrated into the film industry.

Chairman of the Closed Joint-Stock Company "Azerbaijan Television and Radio Broadcasting" Rovshan Mammadov, in turn, spoke about the origin of the project idea.

The chairman noted that covering historical topics requires great delicacy and accuracy, and all these nuances were taken into account when turning the film idea into a project.

R. Mammadov emphasized that the work is based directly on historical facts.

It should be noted that the film "Sultan Hasan Bahadur," which is the first film in the AzTV artistic-documentary film series "We Are Proud of Our History," was produced jointly with the Turkish company Patik Production.

The director of the film is Mejit Güven, and the screenwriters are Sarvar Bayramov, Mahir Garibov, and Sevda Huseyn.

The scientific consultants are Sabukhi Ahmadov and Konul Imamverdiyeva, and the composer is Vugar Jamalzade.

The production designer of the film is Reykhan Aslanova, and the producers are Sarvar Bayramov and Ercan Kaya.

The main motif of the film is the great path of conquests of the powerful ruler of the Aqqoyunlu state, known in history as Uzun Hasan - Sultan Hasan Bahadur, as well as the political genius of his mother, the first female diplomat in the East, Sara Khatun.