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Joe Mailander
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NRThe Okee Dokee Brothers embark on a month-long horsepacking trip along The Great Divide. This movie follows their adventure with interviews, music videos, and other shenanigans set in the American West.
Saddle Up
2016
4.0A musical film about Fox and Badger, lifelong friends coming home to Brambletown. As they discover new sides of themselves, their friendship, and the community, they learn that even in the darkest moments, they still have the power to heal.
Brambletown
2024
NRIn May of 2013, The Okee Dokee Brothers hiked sections of the Appalachian Trail. During their month-long journey on the trail, they camped, hiked, and composed the songs that make up the album, Through the Woods. This 50-minute movie details their adventure with interviews, music videos, and other shenanigans set in the Appalachian wilderness.
Through the Woods
2014
NRIn June of 2011, The Okee Dokee Brothers canoed the Mississippi River from St. Paul, MN to St. Louis, MO. During their month-long journey down the river, they camped, paddled, and composed the songs that make up the GRAMMY Award-winning album, Can You Canoe?. This 40-minute movie details their adventure with interviews, music videos, and other shenanigans set along the Mississippi River.
Can You Canoe?
2012
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2010s · 3 titles
NRThe Okee Dokee Brothers embark on a month-long horsepacking trip along The Great Divide. This movie follows their adventure with interviews, music videos, and other shenanigans set in the American West.
Saddle Up
2016
NRIn May of 2013, The Okee Dokee Brothers hiked sections of the Appalachian Trail. During their month-long journey on the trail, they camped, hiked, and composed the songs that make up the album, Through the Woods. This 50-minute movie details their adventure with interviews, music videos, and other shenanigans set in the Appalachian wilderness.
Through the Woods
2014
NRIn June of 2011, The Okee Dokee Brothers canoed the Mississippi River from St. Paul, MN to St. Louis, MO. During their month-long journey down the river, they camped, paddled, and composed the songs that make up the GRAMMY Award-winning album, Can You Canoe?. This 40-minute movie details their adventure with interviews, music videos, and other shenanigans set along the Mississippi River.
Can You Canoe?
2012
