Horror master Wes Craven stepped out of his genre to direct Meryl Streep in the true inspirational story. Thanks to Streep the film rises above the formula and captures the essence of the story thanks to the writing skills of Pamela Gray (A Walk on the Moon, Betty Anne Waters). The true story of Roberta Guaspari whose live changes after her husband leaves and she goes to Harlem to teach violin to underprivileged children. The film shows the testimonial of the power art and its importance in the society. The story first reported in the New York Times become a world wide sensation that ended as a major motion picture that earned Streep an Academy Award nomination. YRCinema's coverage of films on DVD.
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Music of the Heart
Horror master Wes Craven stepped out of his genre to direct Meryl Streep in the true inspirational story. Thanks to Streep the film rises above the formula and captures the essence of the story thanks to the writing skills of Pamela Gray (A Walk on the Moon, Betty Anne Waters). The true story of Roberta Guaspari whose live changes after her husband leaves and she goes to Harlem to teach violin to underprivileged children. The film shows the testimonial of the power art and its importance in the society. The story first reported in the New York Times become a world wide sensation that ended as a major motion picture that earned Streep an Academy Award nomination. YRCinema's coverage of films on DVD.
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