A wonderful William Hurt

plays in this film the austere but warm castle Mr. Rochester, the delicate Charlotte Gainsbourg the austere, doom striped Jane that eventually "find" themselves ....
Truly a beautiful film, although the action was fairly streamlined, on the one hand, the scenes in the girls' are a bit sparse, on the other hand, the scenes later in the rectory, where Jane flees when she experienced with Rochester the embarrassing scene in front of the altar ... that you another alternative had (namely not to go to her cousin as a beloved but as a supportive wife to Africa), would have to be included somehow, I think!
All in all, very nice, very touching, which is precisely also due to the excellent contrast between the figure of Rochester and Jane Eyre! The contrast between the two, but does not exclude mutual attraction is very sexy!
The scene is at the end, but as Jane returns to Rochester and drink him and gives him to understand that it belongs to him and nothing else wants than that - is very moving!
A film version of Jane Eyre, which is one of my favorite!