Fatty Finn

The film centers on 10-year-old Hubert Finn, affectionately nicknamed 'Fatty'. Living in poverty during the 1930s in Australia, Fatty and his friends navigate challenges, particularly from the villain Bomer and his gang. The story revolves around Fatty's desire for a detector radio and his efforts to raise the necessary funds within a week.

Fatty Finn is notable for its Australian setting and its basis on comic elements, which adds a unique cultural touch to the film. As a product of the Children's Film Corp. and The Australian Film Commission, it represents a slice of Australian cinema that can be hard to find.

For collectors, this film is available in multiple formats, including VHS and DVD, providing options for those looking to add it to their physical media collections. Its combination of comedy and family themes from the early '80s makes it a relevant piece for enthusiasts of the genre.