AFTERMATH
Layla Atkinson
2016
UK
3 mins
Siegfried Sassoon wrote the poem “Aftermath” in 1919 shortly after he was de-mobilised. He had come to despise war and feared that most of us would forget it's horrors. “Aftermath” was broadcast on every Armistice Day for many years after the war. This film is set in 1927 and explores one character's reaction as he hears one of these broadcasts.
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LSFF2017
6th—15th January 2017