Behind the Lines (10/13) Here we're seeing a dramatic intepretation of a fictional work about a poet's response to real...

Behind the Lines (10/13) Here we're seeing a dramatic intepretation of a fictional work about a poet's response to real events (Phew!). Having read a first-person account (Graves), read the poet in question (Sassoon), and read the novel that the movie is based on (Regeneration), how does the film hold up? How does its interpretation of the events differ from your own readings of the source material? What does it leave out? What does it focus on? Is its main focus the same as the novel's? Why do you think the filmmakers made the choices they made?