Mysterious Tech Studio

A studio that makes AI-assisted films and, per the one article found, co-created the Yoruba-language science-fiction feature ASIRI ILU AWON OSU (Mystery of Osu Land), Parts 1 and 2, with Yoruba Nollywood actress Tanwa Hameed, known as Asake Omogbajumo.

The film was completed in Ibadan, Oyo State, over three months between June and September 2025. The filmmakers say it runs more than three hours, that about 80 per cent of its visuals were AI-generated and the rest came from human direction and live-action performances, and that it is the world's first photorealistic and longest Yoruba feature powered substantially by AI. These are the creators' own claims; no independent confirmation was found.

The studio applied to Guinness World Records in October 2025 for a proposed category of longest cinematic film co-created by AI and a human director. Guinness declined on 27 January 2026, saying the category was not formally established; the filmmakers called it an administrative decision. In August 2026 they called on the Nigerian Federal Government for policy and infrastructure to support responsible AI adoption in film, and said a global release on major streaming platforms is planned.