A poetic, abstract tribute to classic children's fantasy films, "Down Down the Deep River" was conceived as a visual song and written and directed by Will Sheff, lead singer and writer for Okkervil River. The film was shot in Sheff's hometown in rural New Hampshire and stars local actors.
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Okkervil River "Down Down the Deep River" Film + Performance @AMVFest '15
Join AMVFest and the Austin Film Society for the festival kickoff and Texas Premiere of Okkervil River's DOWN DOWN THE DEEP RIVER. The film will be ...
Okkervil River - "Down Down the Deep River (Rewrite Version)"
Extended "ballad rewrite" version of the awesome Okkervil River song for the 2015 film of the same name.
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