$13.00
deadCENTER Film Festival Official Selection
Directed By: Nathan Poppe
Produced by: fowwow Productions (Jonathan Fowler)
Enid folk band Black Canyon crafted a concept album following two lovers who are torn apart by the Civil War. Told through seven songs performed in seven locations, this concert documentary details the hardships of war and the power of love. The film climaxes in its final act when the band visits the final resting place of David E. George in an Enid furniture store. According to local legend, he was thought to be John Wilkes Booth, the assassin of Abraham Lincoln. Shot by Oklahomans in Oklahoma, this music film illustrates the beauty and simplicity of Black Canyon's original music.