Nearly three decades after the Oklahoma City bombing changed her life forever, Daina Bradley’s story is being brought to the screen in a way that’s as striking as it is heartfelt — through animation.
On an ordinary morning in 1995, the Oklahoma City Bombing buried 19-year-old Bradley beneath the rubble, killing her mother, son and daughter. Bradley was pinned by a boulder on her right leg and unable to move. The only way to free her was for doctors to amputate her leg on site without the use of anesthesia.
The short film Will I Dance Again? tells the story of Bradley’s survival through animation. The film features the voice of Oscar nominee Alfre Woodard and includes ballet icon Misty Copeland. It recently won Best Animation at the Fayetteville Film Festival…