source: guardian.com
Emily Davison was a militant activist who campaigned for the Suffragette movement in Britain. In 1913, she died under the king's horse at the Epsom Derby. The horse was called Anmer. She was given a funeral at
St. George's Church, London which celebrated 100 years of her death. The film reconnects Emily and Anmer within the walls of the church while invoking the secretive atmosphere of the Suffragette movement during the time.
The film was screened at the Wilding Festival, 2013.
Credits:
Animation: Aindri Chakraborty
Cinematography: Oisín Mac Aodha
Sound design: NueN
St. George's Church, London which celebrated 100 years of her death. The film reconnects Emily and Anmer within the walls of the church while invoking the secretive atmosphere of the Suffragette movement during the time.
The film was screened at the Wilding Festival, 2013.
Credits:
Animation: Aindri Chakraborty
Cinematography: Oisín Mac Aodha
Sound design: NueN
