An immersive exhibition
At the Cinémathèque française
  • WE LOVE Discover the secrets behind the work of one of the greatest directors of recent years and immerse yourself in the world of Avatar.
  • PLACE at the Cinémathèque - Paris 12e
  • AGE : for everyone, ideal for pre-teens and teens
  • DURATION : 1h30
  • DATE until Jan. 5, 2025
  • RATE : from 14€
  • WHENevery day and public holidays, except Tuesdays
  • HOURS (last entry 45min before closing time)
    • Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday: 12h -19h
    • Saturday and Sunday: 11 a.m.-8 p.m.
  • NOCTURNE Saturday until 8pm
  • CLOSE Tuesday, December 25
  • TO KNOW:
    • Due to the large number of visitors, online reservations are mandatory weekends, public holidays and school vacations

The Art of James Cameron: An unprecedented dive into the world of the director of Terminator, Titanic and Avatar !

  • The Cinémathèque française for all to enjoy, an immersive exhibition devoted to the work of James Cameron, the director of three films in the top 5 of all-time blockbusters
  • Thanks to numerous personal sketches and drawings, the exhibition presents the director's beginnings and the establishment of the universe he would later develop.
  • Highly educational, docus, testimonials and numerous film extracts explain the relationship between drawing and animation, special effects and photography
  • With over 300 pieces on displayThe exhibition takes you on an astonishing journey between prototypes and 3D devices, objects and film models.
  • Looking for Terminator? Well, you'll meet two of them on an almost human scale, and you might even be able to try your hand at communicating with these fascinating Avatars.
  • At the end of the tour, you're immersed in the lush world of Avatar. Like a waking dream, you'll enjoy a sparkling, soothing immersive experience thanks to floor and wall projections
  • Awarded Best Director at the 1998 Oscars for Titanic, this director is a complete artist who will undoubtedly inspire many vocations.. A must-see with your family!
The Art of James Cameron Exhibition - Trailer

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