Keep on walking / by Tana Ross, Jesper Sorensen, Freke Vuijst, and Vibeke Winding.

Filmed on location in Newark, St. Louis, Stockholm and Jerusalem this film is a celebration of an exceptional young man, Joshua Nelson. Joshua, an African American who is Jewish, transcends the differences between races and faiths through his music. He is both an up-and-coming gospel singer in the t...

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Main Author: Ross, Tana
Other Authors: Sorensen, Jesper, Vujist, Freke, Winding, Vibeke
Format: Video
Language:English
Published: New York, NY : Filmakers Library, 2001.
Series:Filmakers Library online.
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Summary:Filmed on location in Newark, St. Louis, Stockholm and Jerusalem this film is a celebration of an exceptional young man, Joshua Nelson. Joshua, an African American who is Jewish, transcends the differences between races and faiths through his music. He is both an up-and-coming gospel singer in the tradition of Mahalia Jackson and a Hebrew teacher. Joshua began singing at 13. His mother remembers him as an eccentric youth, displaying leadership qualities from an early age. In this film, he participates in jazz sessions, concert performances in this country and abroad and religious observances. Through his composing, gospel singing and chanting Torah, Joshua is the musical embodiment of cultural harmony. His rich voice, charismatic personality, and singular ideas make this a powerful and inspiring film for all audiences.
Physical Description:1 online resource (51 min.)
Playing Time:00:51:25
Audience:For College; Adult audiences.
Awards:Paul Robeson Award, Newark Black Filmmakers Festival, 2002
Berlin Jewish Film Festival, 2002
Copenhagen Jewish Film Festival, 2000
Language:English.
Source of Description, Etc. Note:Print version record.
Accessibility Note:Closed captioning in English