America's Heart and Soul is a 2004 American documentary film produced by Blacklight Films and released by Walt Disney Pictures. It is a documentary and was directed by Louis Schwartzberg. The film was nominated for two MovieGuide Awards, winning one.
It was released on July 2, 2004, and grossed $314,402.
Cast George Woodard - Dairy Farmer: Waterbury Center, Vermont Charles Jimmie Sr. - Tlingit Indian Elder: Klukwan, Alaska The Vazquez Brothers - Salsa Dancers: Los Angeles, California Frank & Dave Pino - Rock Band: Waltham, Massachusetts John "Yac" Yacobellis - Bike Messenger: New York, New York Patty Wagstaff - Aerobatic Flyer: St. Augustine, Florida Paul Stone - Explosive Art: Creede, Colorado Ed Holt - Wine Grower: Santa Maria, California Weirton Steelworkers - Themselves: Weirton, West Virginia Reverend Cecil Williams & Janice Mirikitani (Executive Director) - Glide Church: San Francisco, California David Krakauer - Klezmer Clarinetist: New York, New York James Andrews III & Trombone Shorty - Jazz Musicians: New Orleans, Louisiana Marc & Ann Savoy - Cajun Musicians: Eunice, Louisiana Dan Klennert - Junk Art: Elbe, Washington Art Car Festival - Themselves: Berkeley, California Michael Bennett - Olympic Boxer: Chicago, Illinois Erik Weihenmayer - Blind Chamber: Ouray, Colorado Mosie Burks - Gospel Singer: Jackson, Mississippi Ace Barnes & James Tuppen - Oil Well Fire Fighters: Livingston, Texas Ben Cohen - Co-Founder, Ben & Jerry's: Williston, Vermont Minnie Yancey - Rug Weaver: Berea, Kentucky Roudy Roudebush - Horse Wrangler: Telluride, Colorado Rick & Dick Hoyt - Boston Marathon: Boston, Massachusetts Amelia Rudolph - Founder, Bandaloop Cliff Dancers: Muir Beach, California
References
External links