Let There Be Light
Hollywood director John Huston recorded a documentary film for the U.S. Army depicting psychological combat trauma and efforts to treat retu… read more
Hollywood director John Huston recorded a documentary film for the U.S. Army depicting psychological combat trauma and efforts to treat returning World War II veterans. The film was not seen by the public until 1980, and has been restored by the National Archives. Prior to the film, David Culbert, history professor at Louisiana State University, discussed the film’s history. close
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