Hearts and hands [videorecording] / New Day Films Ferrero Films writer, Beth Ferris producer/director, Pat Ferrero.


[San Francisco, CA] : Ferrero Films Harriman, NY : Distributed by New Day Films, 2008.
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Notes:

  • DVD Region 0 (All).
  • In English with optional subtitles in English SDH (subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing).
  • Narrator, Nancy Houfek character voices, Adilah Barnes, Geneva Baskerville, Kenna Hunt, Nancy Palmer-Jones, Judith Marx, Robin Nordli, Audrey A. Smith, Donada Peters, Malcolm A. Smith montage voices, Mary Braaten, Llysa Holland, Stephanie Hunt, Dolores Rivera, Richard Rossi, Kathryn Tucker Windham.
  • Cinematographer, Emiko Omori editor, Jennifer Chinlund composer, Janice Giteck historical research, Cuesta Benberry, Ricky Clark, Virginia Gunn, Elaine Hedges historical advisors, Barbara Brackman, Estelle Freedman, Gladys Marle-Fry, L. Thomas Frye, Bettye J. Gardner, Sally Garoutte, Dolores Hayden, Gail van der Hoof, Jonathan Holstein, Laurel Horton, Joe Illick, Rachel Maines, Glenna Matthews, Mary Jane Sorber, Maude Wahlman.
  • Originally produced as a documentary film in 1987.
  • In the nineteenth century women made quilts: to cover their beds, to create artistic vision, and to express their political sentiments. In this film we have pieced together the primary materials of women’s lives – diaries, letters, photographs, and quilts – are to tell a new story of nineteenth century lives. –Title screens. Looks at quilts, and the history of quilts, from New England, the South, the Midwest, and the West.
  • From home to factory: New England (1820-1850) — Female slaves & the plantation mistress: African American quilts, South (1820-1860) — Elizabeth Keckley & Civil War (1860-1864) — Settling the Midwest (1855-1864) — Crossing the plains (1850-1880) — Victorians and women’s rights (1880-1910) — Francis Willard: Temperance & suffrage (1869-1920) — Credits.
  • Companion book is also available: Hearts and hands : the influence of women & quilts on American society / concept by Pat Ferrero.

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