Difference between revisions of "Bas 1:Let there be light"
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Revision as of 14:25, 30 May 2018
Let there be light
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Title | Let there be light |
Year of production | 1946 |
Country of production | États-Unis |
Director(s) | John Huston |
Duration | 58 minutes |
Format | Parlant - Noir et blanc - 35 mm |
Original language(s) | English |
Archive holder(s) | National Library of Medicine |
Main credits
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Content
Theme
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Main genre
Synopsis
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Context
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Structuring elements of the film
- Reporting footage : No.
- Set footage : No.
- Archival footage : No.
- Animated sequences : No.
- Intertitles : No.
- Host : No.
- Voice-over : No.
- Interview : No.
- Music and sound effects : No.
- Images featured in other films : No.
How does the film direct the viewer’s attention?
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How are health and medicine portrayed?
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Broadcasting and reception
Where is the film screened?
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Presentations and events associated with the film
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Ce film a fait partie de la sélection Un certain regard du Festival de Cannes en 1981.
Audience
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Local, national, or international audience
Description
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Supplementary notes
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References and external documents
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C. A. Morgan III, From Let there be light to Shades of Grey: the construction of authoritative knowledge about combat fatigue (1945-1948) in Signs of life, Cinema and Medicine, edited by Graeme Harper and Andrew Moor, Wallflower Press, London and New York, 2005.