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En verdad me da un poco de verguenza la baja calidad de este posteo (al igual que el de L'Espagne vivra) pero en realidad no he encontrado demasiado material sobre el trabajo fílmico de Cartier-Bresson. Inclusive en el sitio de la fundación Cartier-Bresson, la única información es un pdf con la data de la edición de MK2.
Return to Life has four main divisions focusing, like Heart of Spain, on the medical care being given to soldiers and civilians. The first section shows daily street life in Madrid, the result of bombings, and the civilians receiving medical services for tuberculosis, shrapnel wounds, and typhus. The next section goes to the field to show medical aid being given there, followed by a military section with actual fighting. Separating the village scenes and fighting sequences is an interlude of footage of a village fiesta celebrating the opening of a American hospital. The fourth and final section of the film is the longest, featuring the main emphasis of the film, the life given through medicine.
Next upload (for Jean-Marie) "Le retour"[/quote]