The world’s largest short film festival returns to Fremantle. Gates open at 5:00pm, make sure you’re down early to get a good pozzie on the grass. You’re welcome to bring your own chairs, blankets and pillows to make yourself comfy, but there is strictly NO BYO ALCOHOL as the venue is fully licensed. Entry is by donation.

The world’s largest short film festival returns to Fremantle. Featuring the top 16 finalist short films selected from hundreds of entries. Each year the festival programmes an ecclectic mix of styles and genres to bring you a highly entertaining programme of shorts. Make sure you buy a raffle ticket before the screening to support your FTI and possibly win some fantastic prizes.

Gates open at the special time of 5:00pm. Patrons are advised to get down early to secure a seat.

Bring your own picnic to enjoy with drinks available from the Stella Bar.
Bohemia Outdoor Cinema is a licensed venue. NO BYO.

Entry by Donation, ($5 Recommended)

Screening at 5:30pm indoors we have Best of the West – the WA films that made it into the top 60.

Then She Was Gone
Produced by Mat de Koning and Burleigh Smith
Written and Directed by Burleigh Smith

Basil pursues Mia. But Mia is only interested in men who are masculine.

All Work & No Play
Written/Animated by Julia Ngeow
Music by Injured Ninja

Sinbad Fingleberry Faxy Jax Milanee is a young and ambitious high flyer. Familiar with success; a winner at all games. The world is at her feet. What more could Sinbad possibly desire?

The Delivery
Produced, written and directed by Nenad Radov

Delivering pizza is usually a straightforward experience until you find a bound and unconscious girl in what appears to be a quiet warehouse.

On Hold
Produced by Amy Costello, Written by Amy Costello and Raz Islam, Directed by Raz Islam

A young mother battles a pre-recorded menu system and a three-year-old as she tries to get through to a customer service officer on the phone.

Cashed Up Bogans
Produced and Directed by Jules Duncan

An examination of Western Australia’s blue-collar rich, and the jealousy they inspire in the film maker.

Dead By Dusk
Produced, Written and Directed by Brendan Dee

The living and the dead do battle across a dusty outback road. A lone zombie’s instinctive journey to follow the setting sun is obstructed by a pair of outback farmers who enjoy nothing more than to torment the helpless creature.