"War ends. Memory doesn't"
A short experimental film/documentary explores the relationship between memory, trauma, and war. Focusing on the emotional and psychological traces that remain after military experience. Using a combination of archival footage, atmospheric sound design, and a fragmented poetry reading. Aims to evoke how war is remembered, rather than how it is seen.
Johnny Harding
Self
Philip Harding
Story teller
Ellie Harding
Poetry reader
A short experimental film/documentary explores the relationship between memory, trauma, and war. Focusing on the emotional and psychological traces that remain after military experience. Using a combination of archival footage, atmospheric sound design, and a fragmented poetry reading. Aims to evoke how war is remembered, rather than how it is seen.
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