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Bold Designs, Timeless Stories, Sustainable Future. Founded by Phumzile Ntuli, Zyle Clothing celebrates Africa’s rich heritage through vibrant, wearable art. With a focus on sustainability, ethical practices, and cultural fusion, Zyle combines contemporary design with traditional African storytelling. More than a fashion brand, Zyle empowers local artisans and communities,... show more

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Kling AI Cannes Showcase — Technical Discussion on Born of the Tide AI-driven animation across the full industrial creative workflow. Set against the historical and cultural backdrop of the Tanka people, Born of the Tide explores a new way of bringing local stories to the screen through AI-powered animation. From art direction and environment design to character movement and cinematic shot planning, Kling AI helps streamline the animation process, making high-quality, epic-scale visual storytelling more accessible, efficient, and scalable. By lowering production barriers and reducing reliance on large teams and long production cycles, the project points to a more agile and creatively open future for original animation.

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