Michael Talbot-Haynes

You will jump the turnstile over the subway pickpocket documentary short Shotplayer, directed by Sam Shainberg and written by Shainberg and Willie Miesmer. It is narrated by Wilfred Rose, an old-school New York pickpocket who worked the subways during his career. Rose was brought to New York City from the Caribbean when he was 3

You won't need to click all the pictures with bicycles inside them to get into the spiffy sci-fi Scandinavian short I Am Not A Robot , written and directed by Victoria Warmerdam.

The big doll house of post-exploitation cinema just got bigger with an excellent new wing in the survival revenge thriller Escape, written and directed by prolific British filmmaker Howard J. Ford. A ship is coming into a port with an empty shipping container that Andras (Sean Cronin) is expected to fill up with freshly kidnapped

To dance is to briefly break the law of gravity, so prepare for some dance so good it is criminal in the spellbinding experimental feature Once

Fire up that sack of sour diesel as you are in for a total gas with the potent British sci-fi short Faults, directed by Ben Ogunbiyi with a script by Ogunbiyi and Rhys Mainwaring. Mary (Anna-Maria Nabirye) enjoys a sunny day, watching her daughter (Jasmine Peasah) frolic in a field. Then the gas wears off,

The great indie wave of the 90s has one more crest to surf, as a missed masterpiece of the era, Naked Acts , written and directed by passed-over auteur Bridgett M.

Finally, a smart filmmaker has found the pulse of a generational heart attack in the super duper neo-noir American Meltdown , written and directed by Andrew Adams.

NOW ON TUBI! The last place on Earth has never looked so good as it does in the spellbinding crime thriller Home Kills, written and directed by Haydn Butler. Tom (Cameron Jones) and Mark (Josh McKenzie) have moved back to the rural green Hell in New Zealand that they sprang from, mostly because they fucked

It may be a short film, but your reaction will go along with the heart-jolting dramatic short My Week With Maisy, written by Mark Oxtoby and directed by Mika Simmons. Mrs. Foster (Joanna Lumley) sits gloomily in the cancer treatment room with an IV drip, looking at her flip phone. Nurse Gaby (MyAnne Buring) comes

You literally don't know how everything will come out in the end in the elegantly edgy dramatic short Auganic, written and directed