In this episode, we sit down with Slovak filmmaker Maroš Pulščák to explore the question everyone in Hollywood, indie cinema, and film school group chats is arguing about: Can AI ever feel like real cinema?

Maroš walks us through his journey from a kid obsessed with movies to becoming a director working across documentary and fiction. We talk about how AI is creeping into filmmaking, from writing tools to production workflows, and where Maroš thinks technology still completely fails: it can’t create a feeling.

We dive into his creative process, why documentaries need a story as strong as fiction, and how lived experience creates a film more than any model ever could. 

We also get into:

• What AI gets hilariously wrong about him

• Whether filmmakers should feel threatened or excited

• Which roles may shift, and which ones AI will never touch

• How audiences decide what feels “real” in an AI-made world

• Why every filmmaker should still have a financial backup plan

• How community and collaboration keep this industry alive

Maroš also shares his Christmas-season movie recommendations - some classics and some more unique ones 🎄

Curious, sceptical, or somewhere in between? Hit play. 🎬✨

Meet the guest:

• Maroš Pulščák — LinkedIn, Instagram, his website. Write him to connection and seeing his movies. 

Meet the hosts:

• Karin — LinkedIn — the finance brain and founder exploring the fine line between human emotion and machine response.

• Ave — LinkedIn — marketer and experimenter wondering what happens when AI stops being just a tool and starts acting like a companion.

Meet the team: 

🎵 Post-production, editing & music by Vincent Roy

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