Kinoprojektor Iskra NP-21 / Iskra NP-21 film projector

Po drugi svetovni vojni je v Jugoslaviji film dobil pomembno vlogo. Leninova izjava, da je od vseh umetnosti najbolj pomemben film, je bila podlaga nove kulturne politike. To je bil začetek slovenske kinematografije, ki je vključevala filmsko produkcijo in sistematično postavljanje kinodvoran v skoraj vsako naselje. Nastajajoča tovarna Iskra je dobila nalogo, da razvije kinoprojektorje in pripadajočo opremo za predvajanje filmov. Inženirji in strokovnjaki so izkoristili dejstvo, da so bili po vojni razveljavljeni vsi nemški patenti. Na podlagi tega znanja so kinoprojektorje izpopolnjevali, dokler niso razvili tega na videu, ki je s primerno propagando postal svetovna uspešnica.
Hrani: Slovenska kinoteka
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After the World War II, film was given an important role in Yugoslavia. Lenin’s statement that film is the most important among arts was the basis of a new cultural policy.
This was the beginning of Slovene cinematography, which involved film production and systematically setting up cinemas in almost every town. The emerging Iskra factory was given the task of developing film projectors and related equipment for screening films. Engineers and experts took advantage of the fact that all German patents were nullified after the war and later upgraded them into best-sellers worldwide, as the one on the video.
Held: Slovenian Cinematheque