Alex the filmmaker writes about Sam the Spaceman: “In a time when everyone is getting hyped about Star Wars, this is the anti-star wars, small budget, original story, model fx, and cast with real people. I hope you see it as a refreshing way some are taking new technology and combining it with the love of older films to make something totally new!”

A mysterious encounter between a man who claims to be from the future and the man that he claims is his former self. A surreal psychological thriller about loss and regret. All set within the framework of a time travel story that loosely operates in accordance to the paradox-less MWI (many-worlds interpretation) in quantum mechanics: Therefore I Am.

If you ever felt like Hostel just needed a robot in it, this short is for you.

In the alternate world of Weekend Utopian, everyone is Mike.

Dear Lucas has been making its rounds in sci-fi fests and recently featured in Film Shortage’s Short Pick.

A man meets the love of his life, only to receive an ominous message from his future self. It’s dreamy, but jam-packed with twists and turns. Ultimately, it forces the audience to confront their own insecurities with the future’s uncertainty.

Good shooting & script. Nice ending.

Australia, a hypothetical future… A young, unemployed artist applies for a seemingly innocent job, only to find the company offering it has found a bizarre way to get young unemployed people off the dole — for good.

TELE follows the life of a young man who is cursed with the power of teleportation.

A lone traveller suddenly finds herself on the run in this throwback music video with a stylish alien lead.

“We’ve all noticed that time seems to move faster as we grow older — but what if you could build a machine that slowed time to the point of imperceptibility? In Mark Slutsky’s gorgeous new film The Decelerators, a group of people manage to do just that — and the result is almost worthy of The Twilight Zone.”
— io9