Finn Wolfhard directed the video for George Harrison's “Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth)”

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A work of visual art.

Finn Wolfhardrecognized worldwide for his work as an actor in highly successful series such as Stranger Things and movies like Itemin addition to his role as a musician in the band The Aubreysnow adds the role of director to his resume. His debut behind the cameras came with directing the first official music video for “Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth)”a timeless gem of George Harrisonoriginally released in 1973 and from his acclaimed second solo studio album, Living in the Material World.

The result is a piece of animation stop motion which not only captures the melancholic and hopeful essence of the song, but also offers a visual journey full of symbolism. The video features clever shots and iconic images of Friar Parkthe majestic residence of Harrison in Henley-on-Thames, and is filled with subtle and direct references to the rich life, career and legacy of the formerBeatlemaking the production a moving visual tribute.

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Furthermore, the realization of this project had the direct participation of the family Harrisonwith Dhani Harrisonson of georgeand David Zonshine serving as executive producers, ensuring that the spirit and vision of George Harrison were respected and faithfully captured in this memorable music video.

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