A bilingual AI film festival out of Mexico City accepts features up to two hours long and shorts for under $2 to enter

Todo es Prompt, the Spanish-and-English festival dedicated to films built with artificial intelligence tools, is back for its second edition under the full title All Is Prompt. Organised from Mexico City and running online from 29 October to 4 November 2026, it accepts both short films and features, making it one of the few AI-focused festivals willing to programme full-length work alongside the more familiar short-form category.

The entry fee starts at roughly $1.68 USD at the earliest tier and rises to around $7.36 closer to the deadline, which puts it among the more accessible film festival submissions on the circuit. Films must incorporate AI tools in a meaningful way, though the festival does not restrict which tools are used. Any genre qualifies, and work in either Spanish or English is welcome given the bilingual character of the event.

What to submit

Short films up to 30 minutes are eligible, as are AI features running between 40 and 120 minutes. The organisers prohibit content that infringes copyright, involves non-consensual deepfakes, or is otherwise harmful. Beyond those restrictions, the format and genre are open. Submissions are handled through Festhome at the link below.

Prize structure

There is no cash prize. Winners receive official digital laurels and certificates. Craft-specific awards are given for Best AI Storytelling, Best AI Cinematography, Best Visual World and Best Emerging AI Director. All submitted films receive narrative development feedback from the organisers, and selected works are featured in editorial write-ups and director interviews on the festival platform. Screened films also gain access to the online screening platform for the festival window.

Terms worth reading

Entry is through Festhome, a third-party submission platform, so check that platform's own terms alongside the festival rules. The festival page specifies no rights-grab language directly, and IP terms are not spelled out in detail on the listing, so it is worth confirming with the organisers before submitting if rights retention matters to you. The prohibition on non-consensual deepfakes and harmful content is stated clearly. Entry costs money at every tier, starting under $2, which is low by festival standards but not free.

Deadline and festival dates

The extended submission deadline is 25 October 2026. No cutoff time is published, so submit at least a day in hand to avoid any last-minute platform issues. The festival itself runs online from 29 October to 4 November 2026.

Submit via the official Festhome entry page or browse the full listing at AI Film Contests.

Source: https://aifilmcontests.com/contests/all-is-prompt-ai-film-festival-2026