Shoot the Messenger (2026)

Bike messenger Lucky (Pranay Noel) discovers his gig-economy hustle is a front for an immigration fraud scheme. When he tries to extract himself, the operation's enforcers — Harry (Harrison McShane) and Tony (Ben Petrie) — escalate from threats to violence over a single chaotic afternoon. With his legal status and life on the line, Lucky must navigate a narrowing corridor of choices, each more dangerous than the last.

Set almost entirely on the streets and in the tight interiors of the courier world, the film unfolds in near real-time, using the messenger's relentless motion as both plot device and metaphor for a man running out of road.