Where to watch Max Defalco in the UK
Find every Max Defalco film and TV show streaming, free, or available to rent in the UK. Updated daily — verified 6 May 2026.
Max DeFalco is an independent writer/director from Long Island, NY, now based in LA. Drawing inspiration from the chaos, colorful characters, and unpredictability he stumbles upon in everyday life, Max creates stories about severely flawed but deeply human individuals. Max’s debut narrative feature film, TEN WILL, will have its World Premiere at Slamdance 2026. He was selected for the 2025 CAA Moebius Film Festival and UTA’s New Wave Showcase for his short film, “Follow Me Wherever I Go.” His films have screened at the Academy Award-qualifying Palm Springs ShortFest, Los Angeles Asian Pacific…
Max Defalco films streaming in the UK
Most-watched films featuring Max Defalco, available across UK streaming, rent and buy.
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- Petals of a Rose (2022) Second Assistant Camera
- Bottom-Feeder (2024) Production Design
- Ten Will (2026) Writer
- A Thousand Cars At Night Looks Like A Moving Train (2021) Director
- Follow Me Wherever I Go (2024) Director
- Anything Helps (2023) Director
- The Consequences of Taking Without Asking (2022) Director
- The Words of the Trees (2018) Director
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Most-watched Max Defalco films currently: Petals of a Rose (2022), Bottom-Feeder (2024), Ten Will (2026), A Thousand Cars At Night Looks Like A Moving Train (2021), Follow Me Wherever I Go (2024).
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