Tim Burton’s Ordinary Other
The influence of FrankensteinĀ is apparent inĀ many of Tim Burton’s films. This is evident in his use of Gothic tropes and the exploration of the other. In his early works […]
Read More →The influence of FrankensteinĀ is apparent inĀ many of Tim Burton’s films. This is evident in his use of Gothic tropes and the exploration of the other. In his early works […]
Read More →Joanna talks with artist and illustrator Chris Kent about his graphic novel ‘The Golem’ and making the Gothic accessible to younger audiences.
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Read More →In Shelley’s 1818 novel the monster demands ‘a creature of the opposite sex but as hideous as myself.’ However, when it come to portrayals of this creature on screen she […]
Read More →In 1920, The Cabinet of Dr Caligari was released, and the City of Edinburgh decided to gift The Leith Theatre to the people of Leith as it was incorporated into […]
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