We’ve chosen our top picks from the range of newsreels, shorts, features and television programs added to the Australian Mediatheque in 2011. What are yours?
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The Roaring Forties and modern Mansfield
This spring in the Australian Mediatheque, we look at the contrasts of the 1940s, from war to high fashion, and take a trip to modern country Victoria.
Mining the Mediatheque
On the face of it, the Australian Mediatheque might seem a little forbidding, but more and more people are stepping over its threshold to discover a treasure chest of memories, both collective and personal.
Art and soul
As we prepare to launch ‘Arthur and Corinne Cantrill: Light Years’, Curator Fiona Trigg gives us a behind-the-scenes look at this vibrant journal of Australian experimental film.
The secret life of Melbourne
Back in 2006, ACMI celebrated fifty years of Australian television in the exhibition TV50. As part of the project we began mapping some famous and not-so-famous television landmarks around our city of Melbourne and the State of Victoria.
From Kombis to Queens and everything inbetween
Last week in the Australian Mediatheque I came across a title that particularly impressed me: Harvey, a student short by Peter McDonald, featuring striking visual effects and a dark and disturbing story (definitely not for kids).
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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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