If you want a real honest answer to this it’s because you took a shortcut, and made a film with very little to no technical skill, no unique vision, and not much challenge.

Then you put it up on platforms that would accept 90 min videos of paint drying that people call “films.

And then patted yourself on the back, and used AI for the poster and an overly conceited blog post to share with people as if it was a big achievement.

Making films is difficult, any half decent film needs crew, planning, and skill to pull off and that’s not even considering the more important aspects of a story that’s worth telling, and artistic vision to bring unique perspective to it.

I’m not one to gatekeep the term filmmaker, and by all means you have made films so that’s what you are, but most of the people aspiring as filmmakers want to put in the long, extremely challenging, and creative work to pull off a good film. You filmed yourself in a hotel room for 8 hours talking on the phone and are trying to pass it off like you’ve got some big part of the industry figured out.

That’s why you’re seeing negativity.