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Let There Be Light ()


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A group of mentally traumatized veteran patients is followed as they go through psychiatric treatment.

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Benjamin Simon ...
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John Huston ... (uncredited)

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John Huston ... () (uncredited)
 
Charles Kaufman ... () (uncredited)

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Dimitri Tiomkin ... (uncredited)

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Stanley Cortez ... (uncredited)
John Doran ... (uncredited)
Lloyd Fromm ... (uncredited)
John Huston ... (uncredited)
Joe Jackman ... (uncredited)
George Smith ... (uncredited)

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Gene Fowler Jr. ... (uncredited)
William Reynolds ... (uncredited)
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A documentary, filmed shortly after the end of WW2, shot entirely in a US Army psychiatric hospital. Candidly shot, the film shows the mental casualties of war - soldiers with PTSD and other neurological issues: their symptoms, how they cope and, if they're lucky, how they are cured. Written by grantss

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Also Known As
  • Que la lumière soit (France)
  • E la luce fu (Italy)
  • Que se haga la luz (Argentina)
  • Tulkoon valkeus (Finland)
  • Que se Faça Luz (Brazil)
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Trivia A controversial work at the time, the United States government suppressed it for over 30 years after it was produced. See more »
Movie Connections Edited into Level Five (1997). See more »
Quotes Narrator: However different the symptoms, these things they have in common: unceasing fear and apprehension, a sense of impending disaster, a feeling of hopelesness and utter isolation.
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