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Distributor Notes: Music Of The Heart
Two-time Academy Award(R)-winner Meryl Streep (1983 Best Actress, SOPHIE'S CHOICE; 1980 Best Supporting Actress, KRAMER vs. KRAMER) stars with Angela Bassett (HOW STELLA GOT HER GROOVE BACK) in a heartwarming, acclaimed true story of how one woman's musical gift affected those who least expected it. A single mother with little more than talent and the determination to make a difference, Roberta Guaspari (Streep) overcame the skepticism of everyone who didn't think she should be teaching violin to students in a tough inner-city neighborhood. But even after a decade of ever-growing popularity and countless success stories, Roberta and her kids must rise to meet an even greater challenge: budget cuts aimed at shutting down her valuable program for good! Also starring Aidan Quinn (PRACTICAL MAGIC) and Grammy-winner Gloria Estefan in a stellar cast, this extraordinary story will inspire anyone who's ever thought their dreams were too far out of reach!
Source: Buena Vista Home Entertainment.
Director of Photography
Peter Deming: American Director Of Photography
Production Designer
Bruce Miller: Art Director, Production Designer, began in mid '80s
Costume Designer
Susan Lyall: Costume Designer
Review 1:
"...A gloriously sentimental true life drama in which Meryl Streep offers another indelible portrayal..."
Source: Variety
p.50
Review 2:
"...[Streep is] commanding and touching..." -- 3 out of 5 stars
Source: Premiere
p.100 06/01/2000
Review 3:
"...Streep brings an edgy, no-bull quality to the role that pays off in earned sentiment at the inspirational finale..."
Source: Rolling Stone
p.112 11/25/1999
Review 4:
"Yearning for an old-fashioned movie with a well-told, uplifting message? MUSIC OF THE HEART is playing your song..."
Source: USA Today
p.8E 10/29/1999
Review 5:
"...It's quite moving....MUSIC OF THE HEART has a lot of heart and a lot of music..."
Source: Los Angeles Times
p.C16 10/29/1999
Review 6:
"...[This film] sticks to the real story, which has all the emotional wallop that's needed..."
Source: Chicago Sun-Times
p.29 10/29/1999