A documentary film by the Ewers Brothers

Journey to Eloheh

Eloheh, The Harmony Way, is pronounced “AY-luh-hay.”

Driven from their Kentucky farm by racial violence, Indigenous authors Randy and Edith Woodley rebuild in Oregon, where healing the land and themselves brings the Harmony Way to life.

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Journey to Eloheh follows Randy and Edith on the farm in Yamhill, and back through the stories that brought them here, as they try to live the Harmony Way in a world that mostly forgot it. We’re making it with brothers Erik and Chris Ewers, longtime collaborators with documentary filmmaker Ken Burns at Florentine Films, and producer Anthony J. LoFranco. It’s still in production, and national broadcasters have already shown interest.

The filmmakers

Erik Ewers

Co-director & editor

Has edited nearly every Ken Burns film for more than thirty years.

Chris Ewers

Co-director & cinematographer

Cinematographer on Ken Burns films and co-director, with his brother, of Ewers Brothers Productions.

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