Pink Floyd - The Endless River
Pink Floyd – The Endless River is a 52-minute visual interpretation of the band’s final studio album, directed by acclaimed animator and filmmaker Ian Emes. Blending live action with digital imagery, the film unfolds as a poetic science-fiction journey across time and memory.
Structured as a continuous visual flow rather than a traditional narrative, the film mirrors the album’s ambient, reflective tone. Through vast landscapes, abstract sequences, and symbolic imagery, Emes captures themes of loss, transcendence, and the enduring search for meaning.
The Endless River stands as both a cinematic companion to Pink Floyd’s final musical statement and a meditative farewell to the band’s visionary legacy.
During the production I had an amazing opportunity to work both as an art director and actress performing the role of Future woman. Here are some shots from the film where you can either see me or my creative input. Full film is included in the newest Pink Floyd's box set #LaterYears.
Producer and director: Ian Emes
