Miklós Erdély, one of the most important artists of the 20th century, passed away fifteen years ago. The following were found while cataloging his works: among a great number of film sections in master copies, film scraps, cut sections or films compiled from scraps, 16mm sound and film recordings, we found the two-reel versions of Erdély's three early films, thought lost, which we hope can be reconstructed; a two-reel work of Erdély's film entitled A Hérakleitosz töredék (The Heraclitus Fragment), shown many times during its making, which can also be understood as a version of the last section of the film, Álommásolatok (Dream Copies), he made at the BBS (Béla Balázs Studio) in 1977. The montage-films of the 1960s and 70s were mostly made from film scraps collected from the wastebaskets of the television station. The film scraps, called "TV Garbage" by Erdély, consist of these reworked scraps, with some newly recorded sections added (with the exception of the Heraclitus Fragment). Their major element is the sound material, the radio plays which can be found in a volume of his writings, performed by Miklós Erdély, Sándor Altorjai, Zsuzsa Szenes, Endre Kiss, Gizella Veres, Margit Rajczi, and others.
These works are to be shown in the Gallery of the C3 Foundation in memory of Miklós Erdély.