recent message: ""Seeing the Light" was directed by John Huston and shows former soldiers going through treatment for shell shock. Huston obtained permission from the patients to film the therapy. Apparently, the brass in the military were disturbed by the overt anti-war sentiments expressed in the film and refused to release it. It became available from the government in the 1980s, I believe." The film is called LET THERE BE LIGHT and it is now available. It has a fairly legendary status up til then due do the protests over its suppression, especially in James Agee's writings. See volume I of AGEE ON FILM for\ his mini-reviews. --Don Larsson, Mankato State U., MN