John Huston's LET THERE BE LIGHT
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LET THERE BE LIGHT
USA | 1946 | DCP | 58 min.
Director: John Huston
Suppressed and unseen for decades, Huston’s powerful documentary chronicles the rehabilitation of psychologically traumatized World War II veterans, revealing the human cost of war with uncommon empathy. Presented in conjunction with the exhibition Craft/Work: A History of Occupational and Art Therapies, open in the Ebling Library Historical Reading Room from September 8 through December 17.
LET THERE BE LIGHT
USA | 1946 | DCP | 58 min.
Director: John Huston
Suppressed and unseen for decades, Huston’s powerful documentary chronicles the rehabilitation of psychologically traumatized World War II veterans, revealing the human cost of war with uncommon empathy. Presented in conjunction with the exhibition Craft/Work: A History of Occupational and Art Therapies, open in the Ebling Library Historical Reading Room from September 8 through December 17.
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Room 4070, Vilas Hall, 821 University Avenue, Madison, WI, United States, Wisconsin 53706
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