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The Winding Stream
TrailerIn this documentary, filmmaker Beth Harrington traces the history of the Carter and Cash family and its enduring contributions to country, folk and roots music in “The Winding Stream.”Actors: Chet Atkins, Lorrie Bennett, John R. Brinkley, Peggy Bulger, June Carter Cash, Anita Carter, Carlene Carter, Helen Carter, Janette Carter, Joe Carter, Mother Maybelle Carter, ...»Director: Beth HarringtonCountry: United StatesDuration: 90 minQuality: SDRelease: 2014IMDb: 7.70 CommentsSort By- Newest
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San Francisco ChronicleApril 21, 2016There is no need to be a country music buff to enjoy this charming slice of Americana, though you may need a scorecard to keep track of all of the relatives who are involved in this story.
New York TimesDecember 15, 2015Rhythmically blending vintage recordings and live performances, "The Winding Stream" exudes a quirky warmth that counters its PBS-pledge-drive aura.
Village VoiceDecember 15, 2015The film stands as a reminder of how much it can mean just to listen.
East Bay ExpressApril 29, 2016Harrington's richly textured doc is a treasure of folkloric Americana.
SF WeeklyApril 20, 2016Beth Harrington's lovely documentary The Winding Stream traces the history of the original Carter Family singers -- Maybelle Carter, her cousin Sara, and Sara's husband A.P.-- and their influence on American music.
NOW TorontoApril 06, 2016Harrington fills the movie with famous fans like Kris Kristofferson, Sheryl Crow and John Prine, among others, but the real power of her film is in its archival performances.
rec.arts.movies.reviewsAugust 06, 2014Quite simply, the greatest documentary about musicians I have ever seen. Informed historically and sociologically, it is also the ultimate hootenanny.
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