About Ahmed Ferhi
Ahmed Ferhi is an AI filmmaker whose short Me You and I follows a couple through five years of infertility — told through the pages of a journal, and finished by a daughter named Hope.
The film is his entry to the Higgsfield Global Film Festival, where he publishes as @ahmedferhi, and it plays on YouTube on the TUNEVO STUDIOS LTD channel. In the film’s own description: “A quiet story about the things love carries beneath the surface, the words left unsaid and the pain hidden out of kindness.” Ahmed sent the film to Kineograph himself, asking for feedback — our review is the long answer.
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Featured Work
On a rainy night, Adam finds his wife Sarah’s journal behind the books and gives it back unread — and together they read it anyway: the dawn pregnancy tests, a mother’s well-meant cruelty, the lie he told to shield her, and the last page of all, which she could only sign with a smile.
On Kineograph: Final Score 7.8/10 — AI Slop Meter: Mostly clean 7/10
