Let There Be Light
John Huston's long-suppressed film on war trauma.
John Huston follows soldiers treated for psychological trauma at an Army hospital after World War II, a film the Army withheld from the public until 1980.
Directed by John Huston · Narrated by Walter Huston · Music by Dimitri Tiomkin · Produced by the U.S. Army Signal Corps
Content note: Real psychiatric patients describing wartime trauma.
Why this film is free to watch
This film was made by the U.S. government. Works made by federal employees as part of their jobs have no copyright in the United States, so anyone may show it.
Learn more about it on Wikipedia.
