American Masters: Season 19, Episode 5

Willa Cather: The Road Is All (7 Sep. 2005)

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This documentary tells the story of a woman who invented herself from scratch. As a child, Willa Cather was taken from her comfortable home in Virginia into the wild Nebraska frontier--a ... See full summary »

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Joan Acocella ...
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Willa Cather ...
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Richard Giannone ...
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Vivian Gornick ...
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Cynthia Griffin-Wolff ...
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Willa Cather (voice)
Margo Jefferson ...
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Tony Mares ...
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David McCullough ...
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Susan Rosowski ...
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This documentary tells the story of a woman who invented herself from scratch. As a child, Willa Cather was taken from her comfortable home in Virginia into the wild Nebraska frontier--a place so vast and empty she felt "erased." Cather survived and even thrived on the plains, eventually pioneering her way east to New York City where she wrote her great novels: O Pioneers!, The Song of the Lark, My Antonia, Death Comes For the Archbishop and the Pulitzer Prize-winning One of Ours. Willa Cather: The Road Is All is a story of the transforming power of art, illustrating Cather's life through dramatic re-enactments of scenes from her most famous novels. Written by Anonymous

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