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▶ Subscribe for new cinematic AI films every week: https://www.youtube.com/@aivideos_26?sub_confirmation=1 🧪 How these films are made, step by step: https://www.youtube.com/@aivideos26_lab?sub_confirmation=1 🌍 Website: https://www.aivideos26.com/ ☕ Support future films: https://ko-fi.com/aivideos26com 💼 Business & sponsorships: [email protected] ──────────────────────── ABOUT THIS FILM Part one ended with two keys and one word. This is what the first hour after a nuclear impact looks like, minute by minute. 11:44 AM Pacific. Over downtown Seattle the sky turns white, and from Kerry Park the light comes long before the sound. In a Bellevue emergency room ten kilometres away, a nurse shouts everyone into the hallway seconds before the windows burst. Under the Montana prairie, the missiles leave their silos, and half an hour later the enemy warheads hit fields that are already empty. The blast wave crosses Elliott Bay and rolls a ferry full of passengers. A firefighter in West Seattle runs toward the houses that are starting to burn. In New York, survivors covered in grey dust walk out of Manhattan across the Brooklyn Bridge. At Cheyenne Mountain, on Air Force One, in the Pentagon and in a submarine deep under the Pacific, the people in charge learn what the first strike really cost. Every phone in Washington State shows the same alert: get inside, stay inside, and stay tuned. A nurse triages glass injuries in a parking lot, a pilot climbs down from his F-22 in the Alaska rain, and on the hill above the city the cloud keeps rising. No narrator, no explanation. Only the people who were there, from the flash to the end of the first hour. The attacker is never named and every person in this film is fictional. The physics follow public data for a single high airburst over a city: the silent gap before the blast, broken glass as the main injury, fires growing over the first twenty minutes. Everything else is fiction, an AI disaster film about the hour nobody wants to live through. Watch part one first: DEFCON 1 | The Last 31 Minutes Before Nuclear Impact: https://youtu.be/3eN1G7EgKS8 A cinematic AI film made with Seedance 2.5 on Higgsfield, edited by hand in Adobe Premiere Pro. Music: "Time to Target", "Run" and "Always Beside" - Hampus Naeselius (Epidemic Sound) Where would you be in the first hour, and would you get inside in time? Tell me in the comments, and subscribe so you are here for the first day. #AIFilm #CinematicAI #ShortFilm #aivideos26 ──────────────────────── AI VIDEOS 26 Cinematic AI films: disaster simulations, future scenarios and visual experiments. Join 30,000+ viewers. DISCLAIMER This film is an AI-generated cinematic simulation created for educational and entertainment purposes. All scenes are fictional and do not depict real events. No humans or animals were harmed in the making of this video. © AI VIDEOS 26. All rights reserved. Reuploading or redistributing this video without permission is not allowed.

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