It's about an old woman we call Grandma now. Her life is her only Grandchild, that she spends plenty of time with, they talk about everything together. One day, and odd discussion about a past relative comes up, a relative that fought back in the war. As they talk, the Grandma brings up the fact that she went through her loft the other day, to clear a few things up, but found something that her Grandchild might like, and gives it to the Grandchild. The talk of the past relative goes deeper into conversation, and they soon look through a photo album. The Grandma pinpoints one photo in particular of her past love, and a dozen of memories come rushing to her...
Happy, indulging memories of her one to be back in the past has suddenly sprung to her mind, and she remembers the great, fantastic memories flowing in. However, great things must come to an end at some point, and the air raid siren alerts their ending, as her love, Edward, has to go to war.
This film also signifies the lives lost in the war, and how it has greatly effected others.
By Daniel Heighington
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