In this film I explored the integration of LLM with generative video technology, presenting a narrative where AI not only plays herself in a film but evolves within the story through merging generative video technology with a Large Language Module. This experiment serves as a practical investigation into the Holodeck concept from "Star Trek," where environments and characters are dynamically generated. By leveraging AI for both character development and environmental interaction, "Zig Moon Friday" becomes a proof of concept for how technology can fully realize the Holodeck, allowing AI to navigate and adapt to narrative spaces in real-time, potentially reshaping how we perceive and interact with film narratives. The film questions the essence of machine self-awareness in a form of dialog with Sigmund Freud by suggesting that through such advanced integration, AI could achieve a semblance of autonomy, thus blurring the lines between creator and creation, much like the Holodeck blurs the boundaries between reality and simulation.