Trailer
Assistive Technologies

Amazing Grace

Runtime
1hr 27mins
Directed by
Alan Elliott, Sydney Pollack
Featuring
Aretha Franklin
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In 1972, Aretha Franklin recorded the album Amazing Grace at a church in south Los Angeles. Director Sydney Pollack (Out of AfricaTootsie) was there to film it, but due to issues with synchronizing the sound and with Franklin's estate, the film was never released—until now.

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