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Diafilm A Diafilm-történeti Gyűjtemény az egyetlen hazai film-diapozitíveket őrző magán gyűjtemény, amely több mint 40 éves kutató és rendszerező munka eredményeit tükrözi. Rendelkezik az 1920-as évektől napjainkig megjelent oktató, ismeretterjesztő és szórakoztatási célokat szolgáló diafilmek és diasorozatok érdemi teljességével. A kollekció legrégebbi tekercsei a Falu Urániájának és a Budapest Székesfőváros Pedagógiai Filmgyárának kiadványai közül valók. Jelentős részét képezi a múzeumnak a Vallás és Közoktatásügyi Minisztérium és a Népművelési Minisztérium Beszélő képek c. sorozata, amely az 1950-es évek diafilmkiadást reprezentálja. Szinte teljesnek mondható az Oktatásügyi Minisztérium Szemléltető Filmkirendeltsége, valamint az Iskolai Filmintézet kadásában megjelent tekercseki. Majdnem hiánytalan a Magyar Diafilmgyártó Vállalat mese és ismeretterjesztő szalagjaiból álló állományrész. Állományi adatok:

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Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights: do we need new film versions? | Film | The Observer Christine Langan, who runs BBC Films, recently felt obliged to defend the latest cinematic adaptations of novels by Charlotte and Emily Brontë – Cary Fukunaga's Jane Eyre, which opens early next month, and Andrea Arnold's Wuthering Heights, due for release in November – against accusations of deja vu. "People," Langan sighed, "will be saying, 'Why the hell are they doing all that over again?'" They are doing it, I'd suggest, because it needs to be done. Wuthering Heights warns that the outcome may not be so fortunate: the past with its ghost or demons is inescapable. Whenever we reread a favourite book, we bring to it an updated self and look back at it from a changed world. To prove the point, the BBC's Jane Eyre – directed by Susanna White in 2006 – therefore began with a disorienting jolt, showing us a child in a flaming red dress walking through a desert. Cary Fukunaga's new Jane Eyre has an equally abrupt, puzzling start.