Higgsfield unveils AI-driven movie starring digital twins of N3on, Adesanya and Rampage

Higgsfield’s latest effort, the AI-generated movie “Cully Hill Boys,” blends virtual recreations of internet and sports personalities with a narrative set in East London. Directed by Aitore Zholdaskali and scripted from a Black List submission purchased by the company, the 110-minute film features digital avatars of streamer N3on, UFC champions Israel Adesanya and Quinton “Rampage” Jackson, and basketball influencer Matt Kiatipis.

Writer Tim Planagan, who originated the screenplay, views the venture as a technology demonstration rather than a box-office product, noting his agreement mirrors Writers Guild rates despite not being a member. The project required only a two-minute voice recording and some photos from Mikyle Rafiq, who praised the low-effort compensation and plans to promote the film on his streams. Higgsfield hopes the showcase will encourage major studios to experiment with its Cinema Studio platform for AI-driven content creation.