
A Touch of Greatness
A Touch of Greatness (2004) is a bolt of lightning disguised as a documentary. Director Leslie Sullivan and producer Catherine Gund train their lens on Albert Cullum, a force-of-nature elementary school teacher who blew the roof off Rye, New York public schools by handing Shakespeare, Sophocles, and Whitman directly to seven-year-olds and compelling them to feel it.Â
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Director
Leslie Sullivan
Producer
Catherine Gund
Runtime
54 minutes
Rights Represented
Educational
Captions Available
English
Language
English
Festival & Awards
Hamptons International Film Festival 2004 — Golden Starfish Award for Best Documentary
Ohio Independent Film Festival 2004 — Best Documentary
Margaret Mead Film Festival (November 2004) — Opening Night Film
