The Film  In 1958, when Sam Cooke crossed over from gospel to
"the devil's music," he set in motion a chain of events that
altered the course of popular music and race relations in
America. Sam Cooke: Crossing Over examines Cooke's musical and
political significance during the early civil rights movement
and unravels some of the myths surrounding his life and death,
revealing a complex portrait of a flawed but talented man.  The
Filmmakers    1. John AntonelliProducer/Director   2. D.
Channsin BerryProducer