Yoruba AI film expands to US TV

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The Yoruba AI film, ‘Asiri Ilu Awon Osu’, is now available on US-based AfrolandTV following its initial release and technical issues on the Docuth platform Read More:…

Film and technology company, Mysterious Tech Studios, has announced the expansion of its Yoruba AI film, Asiri Ilu Awon Osu (Mystery of Osu Land), to US-based streaming platform, AfrolandTV.

The studio also announced a reduction in the film’s viewing price on its initial release platform, Docuth, as part of efforts to make the production more accessible to a wider audience.

The announcement follows complaints from some viewers about technical difficulties during the film’s premiere on Docuth.

MTS had earlier attributed the intermittent access problems to high simultaneous traffic, but said the app had since been stabilised.

The filmmakers also addressed questions about the film’s viewership figures, clarifying that the number of downloads on Docuth did not represent its total audience, as the platform was accessible through mobile devices, the web and television.

Describing itself as an independent production outfit without a conventional cinema release, the studio declined to disclose specific sales figures.

The latest announcement also comes amid discussions about the film’s production process and its claims to a record-breaking status.

MTS confirmed that it submitted an application to Guinness World Records in October 2025 but acknowledged that the attempt had yet to receive official certification.

The studio, however, maintained its claim to producing the world’s first Yoruba photorealistic AI feature film, stressing that the claim was specifically limited to the category of Yoruba photorealistic AI filmmaking.

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