

Hamilton Sterling follows an immigrant, working-class family in the 20th century as they face challenges and celebrate their legacy through art.
“A film of love, loss, and remembrance — a profound history of America through the story of one immigrant, working-class family. By filmmaker and sound designer Hamilton Sterling, and guitarist and composer Ralph Towner.”
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Hamilton Sterling follows an immigrant, working-class family in the 20th century as they face challenges and celebrate their legacy through art.
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Synopsis
Hamilton Sterling's "And So Farewell" recounts the story of an immigrant, working-class family through the upheavals of the 20th century. The film follows their struggles as they raise a son who honors their legacy. Sterling collaborates with guitarist Ralph Towner and Grammy-winning producer Jimmy Haslip to create a rich auditory and visual experience. The documentary reflects on historical challenges while celebrating the spirit of immigrant families, weaving together personal memories and artistic expression.
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Why Watch
- Meet Hamilton Sterling, a unique filmmaker and sound designer.
- Find out how music shapes the family's narrative.
- See beautiful landscapes that reflect the family's history.
Did You Know
- The film has a duration of 82 minutes.
- Ralph Towner and Jimmy Haslip collaborated with Hamilton Sterling on the film.
- The film was released in 2021.
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Who directed the documentary 'And So Farewell'?
Hamilton Sterling directed the documentary 'And So Farewell'.
What is the duration of 'And So Farewell'?
'And So Farewell' has a duration of 82 minutes.
Who collaborated with Hamilton Sterling on the music for the film?
Ralph Towner and Grammy-winning music producer Jimmy Haslip collaborated with Hamilton Sterling on the music for the film.
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