YouTube Channel: Omeleto

Many new directors make short films as calling cards, but have trouble getting them seen.  Some genius started a channel on YouTube called Omeleto to showcase these short (8-20 min.) films by unknown or new directors. 

I don't know how many there are.  Dozens.

All different styles and genres, from all over the world.

Of the half dozen I've seen, all were staggeringly good.

• "Feeling Through" - a homeless black man stumbles across a deaf and blind white man, and realizes his own problems are nothing
  
• "Reception" - two strangers meet at a wedding, and realize they have a lot in common
  
• "Exit Strategy" - a man trapped in a time loop tries to prevent his brother's death -- over and over
  
• "Lazy Boy" - a man buys a time-traveling recliner at a garage sale.  It proves more trouble than he anticipated
  
• "I'm You, Dickhead" - A man travels back in time to force his younger self to learn guitar and get more girls
  
• one other I can't find about a space traveler looking for a better Earth
  

Watched another half dozen last night.  Was not disappointed.

Really intelligent, really clever filmmaking.  Restores one's faith damaged by vapid TV and insipid blockbuster movies.

NoCoPilot wrote:

[*]one other I can't find about a space traveler looking for a better Earth

I think it's called "Avarya":