Ro-AN and Vetkis face each other in front of a festival stage; Adam HIL stands between them.

A film by Leo Blume

UNSLOP

The Musical

Who gets named when the machine takes the stage?

5 min 21 s · Three original songs · 2026

Higgsfield Global Film Festival

Sound stays off until you press play. Or enter the room →

The film

One festival. Three voices. An open question.

An AI band believes it has already won the Cyvora Music Festival. A protest movement asks who gets named. A veteran musician asks everyone to stay in the room.

UNSLOP explores authorship, permission and responsibility through three original songs — and a confrontation that refuses an easy answer.

Keep the questions.
Keep the names.
Stay in the room.
Stay in the loop.

Like & comment on YouTube ↗

Likes, comments and subscribing happen on YouTube itself — the player here only plays.

The player loads only when you press play. 5:21, English, made for the Higgsfield Global Film Festival.

The room

Five characters run this show. So do you.

Every control below does something real on this page — and belongs to a character from the film. Nothing here reads your face, your camera or your mind.

DRONE LOG
  1. VETKISSEARCHING
  2. LUAHSEARCHING
  3. YUNASEARCHING
  4. RO-ANSEARCHING
  5. ADAM HILSEARCHING
Vetkis, full body in the white mesh suit, one hand at the green monocle, the white deck on her left forearm.
Vetkis

Vetkis

SLOP.ai · reads the audience through her monocle

What brought you here?

MONOCLE · waiting for a selection

Fiction. Vetkis reads your selection on this page — not your face, not a camera, not a jury.

Luah, full body in the yellow mesh suit, smiling, one palm raised, the yellow deck on her left forearm.

Luah

SLOP.ai · directs light and atmosphere from her wristband

Set the environment

Move your cursor or finger: Luah's wristband follows it.

Festival-generated visual effects from the film. Every effect has a visible cause.

Changes the light of this page only. Faces and text stay readable in every state.

Yuna, full body in the black mesh suit, tapping the black deck on her left forearm.

Yuna

SLOP.ai · runs the console: MIDI, tracks, filters, robot musicians

Three songs from the film

We Already Won — SLOP.ai

film excerpt 0:00–0:25Hear it in the film ↗

Who Gets Named? — Ro-AN

film excerpt 1:58–2:22Hear it in the film ↗

Stay in the Room — Adam HIL

film excerpt 3:41–4:05Hear it in the film ↗

Console idle

These are excerpts of the film's soundtrack. The full songs are longer than the film cuts and will arrive here as separate tracks. Solo and mute controls appear only when real stems exist — nothing here fakes a separation.

Ro-AN, full body, singing into a handheld microphone, one fist raised, braids, olive jacket.
Ro-AN

Ro-AN

Asks about permission, credit and consequences

Who gets named?

Ro-AN's critique is serious and it stays that way. Pick a question; the answer comes from the film's own notes.

Her question stays open. This page does not close it for you.

Adam HIL, full body, smiling, his black electric guitar on a leather strap.
Adam HIL

Adam HIL

Keeps everyone in the same room

Stay in the room.

Human in the loop

What does “human in the loop” mean?

It means the machine never works alone. A person stays inside the process the whole time: asks, listens to what comes back, keeps what is good, throws away what is not, and asks again — hundreds of times. The AI generates; the human decides, and signs.

In the film, that human is Adam HIL — his name is the idea. Behind the film it is one person: every actor and every song was generated; every choice was not.

The stage in the film: Adam HIL — “Human In the Loop”.
Leo Blume, dark shirt, adjusting his glasses and looking at the camera.

The human in the loop

Leonardo Blume

Physician. Musician. Creator of UNSLOP.

Between medicine and the music that never left him, Leonardo found in AI a way to bring an imagined world to the screen. The film grew through writing, composing, listening, failed attempts, unexpected discoveries and hundreds of creative decisions.

“The tools generated the performances. I remain responsible for the story and the choices.”

His working rule, in his own words: “If it isn't fun, it's wrong.”

The story behind the film is being gathered for a documentary.

Talk to Leonardo

He is looking for conversations about music, narrative, direction and production tools — including disagreement.

Higgsfield Global Film Festival · shortlist Oct 5

One film among thousands. Four small acts make it visible.

On Oct 5 the festival's creative team picks the shortlist from thousands of eligible films — on craft, not on vote counts. Likes and comments on Higgsfield do something else: they decide whether UNSLOP gets seen at all.

0 of 4 the loop

Be the first woohoo.

  1. 01 · Adam HIL

    Watch the film

    Five minutes, here or on YouTube. Sound stays off until you press play.

  2. 02 · Ro-AN

    Keep the names

    Like it on YouTube and leave a comment: your name, your city, one word. Ro-AN asks who gets named — on this page, you do.

  3. 03 · Vetkis

    Be seen where the festival looks

    Like and comment on the film's page on Higgsfield. Free account, sign in with Google, about twenty seconds. That is the number the festival gallery sorts by.

  4. 04 · Luah

    Pass it on

    Send it to one person who would argue with it. That is the room.

How the festival decides ↗ · Explore all the festival films ↗ · See the shortlist ↗

In the room

Who gets named? These people.

First name and city, copied by hand from the comments on YouTube. Comment, and your name arrives here.

The first names arrive as the comments do.

Ask the work

Pick a question. The answer comes from the film's own notes.

Watch the film