Sunday Shorts - Q&A Event Screening
The WA Made Film Festival’s Sunday Shorts session delivers a powerful mix of intimate, inventive and emotionally charged stories.
From moments of quiet family connection and first love to high-stakes moral choices, survival and redemption, these films explore turning points where lives shift in an instant. Blending realism with genre, memory and imagination, Sunday Shorts showcases Western Australian filmmakers capturing the fragility, hope and complexity of the human experience in sharp, unforgettable bursts of cinema.
- Adore, Awoke
The end of a movie which has gone horribly wrong.
- A Convict’s Monologue - The Joe Dart Story
Among the unmarked graves of a long-forgotten cemetery, the voice of a convict rises from the dust.
- Triple Zero
When a junior executive’s girlfriend overdoses, he call 000. Patrick is new at the job and haunted by his past, he must overcome his trauma to help save a life.
- Blunt
An aspiring young chef battles to prove himself while working at a struggling restaurant.
- Roots
Noor gets her hair oiled by her loving mother Nish, spending time together each week. With Noor coming to her own, the time they spend together gets less.
- One Way Call
A bike rider with a dark history makes one last call, to say goodbye to a life he couldn’t have.
- In the Doghouse
An incarcerated father discovers hope and renewal through an assistance dog rehabilitation program.
- End of the Line
In a world lost to destruction, one young woman and her faceless shadow travel along the deserted train tracks.
- The Red String of Fate
Terra wakes with a red string wrapped around her finger. After many unsuccessful attempts at removing it, she decides to follow where it leads.
- Truth To Power
A whistleblower walks into a room his wife wishes he wouldn’t, armed only with his integrity, to expose a government secret that could destroy them both.
- The Last First Date
The Last First Date follows Eli, a quiet young man on what seems to be a romantic first date with the warm and witty Amara.
EVENT TIMINGS
- 6.30pm pre party
- 6.50pm cinema doors open
- event close 10pm
TICKET INCLUSIONS
- 2x drink tickets
- WA gourmet food platter to enjoy during pre party
The WA Made Film Festival’s Sunday Shorts session delivers a powerful mix of intimate, inventive and emotionally charged stories.
From moments of quiet family connection and first love to high-stakes moral choices, survival and redemption, these films explore turning points where lives shift in an instant. Blending realism with genre, memory and imagination, Sunday Shorts showcases Western Australian filmmakers capturing the fragility, hope and complexity of the human experience in sharp, unforgettable bursts of cinema.
- Adore, Awoke
The end of a movie which has gone horribly wrong.
- A Convict’s Monologue - The Joe Dart Story
Among the unmarked graves of a long-forgotten cemetery, the voice of a convict rises from the dust.
- Triple Zero
When a junior executive’s girlfriend overdoses, he call 000. Patrick is new at the job and haunted by his past, he must overcome his trauma to help save a life.
- Blunt
An aspiring young chef battles to prove himself while working at a struggling restaurant.
- Roots
Noor gets her hair oiled by her loving mother Nish, spending time together each week. With Noor coming to her own, the time they spend together gets less.
- One Way Call
A bike rider with a dark history makes one last call, to say goodbye to a life he couldn’t have.
- In the Doghouse
An incarcerated father discovers hope and renewal through an assistance dog rehabilitation program.
- End of the Line
In a world lost to destruction, one young woman and her faceless shadow travel along the deserted train tracks.
- The Red String of Fate
Terra wakes with a red string wrapped around her finger. After many unsuccessful attempts at removing it, she decides to follow where it leads.
- Truth To Power
A whistleblower walks into a room his wife wishes he wouldn’t, armed only with his integrity, to expose a government secret that could destroy them both.
- The Last First Date
The Last First Date follows Eli, a quiet young man on what seems to be a romantic first date with the warm and witty Amara.
EVENT TIMINGS
- 6.30pm pre party
- 6.50pm cinema doors open
- event close 10pm
TICKET INCLUSIONS
- 2x drink tickets
- WA gourmet food platter to enjoy during pre party
Good to know
Highlights
- 3 hours 30 minutes
- In person
Refund Policy
Location
Palace Cinemas Raine Square
300 Murray Street
Perth, WA 6000
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