This week, ACMI’s permanent exhibition Screen Worlds: The Story of Film, Television & Digital Culture celebrates its first birthday! What a year it’s been!
Archive | September, 2010
Exclusive: Burton’s biographer breaks his silence
Today we have a guest post from Gerard Elson, Burton-obsessive and editor of the film blog Celluloid Tongue. Here he interviews the prolific international film critic, former editor of Empire Magazine and Burton confidante Mark Salisbury.
Meet our tour guide: Paris Morrison
Paris loves Tim Burton’s films because they open your imagination and your eyes to other worlds. Her favourite film is the light-hearted The Corpse Bride with the line from Victor, “I have a dwarf and I’m not afraid to use it.”
Serge, I love you (not me)
In the second of our series of guest articles, and to correspond with our upcoming film program, Phillipa Berry dives into the murky world of Serge Gainsbourg.
The Tim Burton Fantail
This is the fourth and final in our series looking at some of the amazing entries we had to our Tim Burton tour guide competition. We had around 3½ hours worth of Youtube uploads and the talent and ingenuity on display by our youthful entrants gave us great hope for the artistic future of this country.
Gaming with Burton
Alongside our staggeringly popular Tim Burton exhibition, we’ve been running a retrospective of all his feature films. Burton’s visual flair works brilliantly on screen and seems to be crying out to be adapted for the colourful world of computer games.
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Film, TV, games, new media and more – the Australian Centre for the Moving Image gives you the inside story on all the stuff you can’t live without. ACMI presents a unique range of exhibitions, film programs, talks and workshops that let you experience the richness of the world's most popular forms of art and entertainment.
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