Soul Food
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
George Tillman
Vanessa Williams
Vivica A. Fox
Nia Long
Mekhi Phifer
Michael Beach
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
The story of Sunday dinner gatherings that unite an African-American family and prevent it from unraveling when the family's matriarch becomes ill.
Director
George Tillman
Cast
Vanessa Williams
Vivica A. Fox
Nia Long
Mekhi Phifer
Michael Beach
Gina Ravera
Irma P. Hall
Bernard Mixon
Melvin Edmonds
Larry C Tankson
James W Boinski
Austin Curtis
Hamp Clemons
Theron Touche Lykes
Morgan Mechelle Smith
Kenneth Edmonds
George Brashear
Ras Majah Couzan
Tamara Braun
Mike Bacarella
Randy Walker
Martell Hill Edmond
Kevon Edmonds
Joan Collaso
Mel Jackson
Simon Horrocks
M T Alexander
Donn C Harper
Marcia Wright
Brandon Hammond
Jeffrey D Sams
Malik Yoba
Carl Wright
Jo Jo Hailey
Sylvester Phifer
Joel Prihoda
Lawrence Petty
John M Watson
Crew
Alicia Accardo
Iris Ade
John W Ahlgren
Tina Andrews
Tina Andrews
Stephen Andrzejewski
Janice Arthur
Gena A Avery
Bobbi Banks
Martin Barba
Jacqueline Beatka
Michael J Beavers
Andrt Benjamin
Kate Best
Blackstreet
Jane Blank
Kurtis Blow
Big Boi
Brian W Boyd
Mary A Brady
Joe Bristol
Ricardo Broadus
Eadra Brown
Gary Burritt
Tom Busch
Michael L Butkovich
Kenny Cabrera
Harold R. Caldwell
John N Carter
Timothy M Carter
Patrick Caulfield
Dennis Cavalier
David J Chamerski
John Chandler
Gloria Coffey-sharrieff
Lisa Coleman
Lisa Coleman
Sean Combs
Sean Combs
Joseph P Connelly
Frank Coronado
Theadore A Corso
Paul Curtis
William D'ambra
Naima A Dawson
Roy E Dean
Sterfon Demings
Neal Desby
Jim Dewinski
Elizabeth Dollarhide
Jermaine Dupri
Kenneth Edmonds
Kenneth Edmonds
Kenneth Edmonds
Tracey Edmonds
Adam C Eichhorst
Missy Elliott
Missy Elliott
Paul Elliott
Paul Elliott
J Ellis
Ed England
Joe Evreniadis
Mike J Farej
Marco Fargnoli
Anthony Joseph Fatigato
Frank M Ferrari
Elisabeth Flaum
Shara Fleming
Randy Fletcher
Omar Lye Fook
Robert Ford
John Friday
Charles Gabriel
Dan Garde
Marshall Garlington
Brian Geer
Clark Germain
Matt Gibson
Damon Glaspie
Mishell Glockler
Dulce Gonzalez
Andrew Graham
Russell A Green
Adam Griswold
Harry Haase
Larry Hanks
Poppy Hanks
Chauncey Hannibul
Gary Happ
James M Harnett
Barbara Harris
Cydney M Harris
Chuck Hodes
Michael T Hohe
Aaron C Holden
Thomas Holloway
John Hudecek
Morton E Hyatt
Gregory A Jackson
Harry P Jackson
Bernard G Jacobs
Gregg A Jarrett
Charles Jimenez
Darryl E Johnson
Sidney Johnson
Jason S Johnston
K Jones
Etterlene Jordan
Michael Kamper
Jonathan Karp
Suzie Katayama
Shawn Kennelly
Jason King
Sharon D King
Rod Kiser
Michael Kohnhorst
Michael Kohnhorst
John Kroll
Robert Krzeminski
Dana Kupper
Michael Lange
R Lawrence
Jason Lezama
Belinda Lipscomb
Patrick J Lynn
Laura Macias
Mel P Mack
Stanley N Mack
Kathryn A Madden
Chris Maentanis
Lawrence H Mann
Michelle Mann
C D Martin
Cy Matthys
Cyril H Matthys
Mark E Matthys
Quentin Matthys
John P Mcauliffe
Cat'ania Mccoy-howze
John Mchugh
Al Mckay
Ademola Mcmullen
Dennis Mcneill
Michael Mcquarn
Wendy Melvoin
Wendy Melvoin
Boyz Ii Men
Aimy Mhoon
Fred Mikles
Donald E Miller
Peter Miller
James B Moor
Stefanie A Moore
Michael Moser
Melody L Moses
Bill Motzing
Mark A Murphy
Vince Nicastro
Bill Nielson
Donna E Oakes
David Obermeyer
Jono Oliver
Gina Marie Ome
Margaret J. Orlando
Salvador Ptrez
Darryl Parker
Marc Pelle-buchanan
Juan Peralta
Dan Perri
Freddie Petros
Randy A Popplewell
Denon Porter
Terrie Quinlan
Ron Radvinsky
Robi Reed-humes
Mark Ridge
Thomas J Rigden
Teddy Riley
William Robinson Jr.
Colin Rogers
Thomas P Ryba
Raphael Saadiq
Daniel R Sarich
Blair Scheller
Andrew Scheps
Ann Scibelli
Manuel Seal
Jeffrey Lyle Segal
Maxine Shepard
Daryl Simmons
L Simmons
Russell Simmons
Daniel Simone
Joe E Skinner
John J Slove
Dawn Smallman
Lawrence Smith
Frederick H Stahly
Glenn A Stevens
Film Details
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Miscellaneous Notes
Winner of two Black Film Awards including best picture (tied with 'Eve's Bayou') and best actress (Vivica A. Fox) at 1998 Acapulco Black Film Festival.
Nominated for two 1997 NAACP Image Awards, including Best Picture and Best Actress (Vanessa L Williams and Vivica A Fox).
Released in United States Fall September 26, 1997
Released in United States on Video January 13, 1998
Released in United States August 1997
Released in United States July 1998
Shown at Urbanworld Film Festival (in competition) in New York City (Guild 50 Theatre) August 20-24, 1997.
Shown at Acapulco Black Film Festival July, 1998.
Project was previously in development with Jackson-McHenry and Savoy Pictures.
Began shooting November 6, 1996.
Completed shooting December 19, 1996.
Released in United States Fall September 26, 1997
Released in United States on Video January 13, 1998
Released in United States August 1997 (Shown at Urbanworld Film Festival (in competition) in New York City (Guild 50 Theatre) August 20-24, 1997.)
Released in United States July 1998 (Shown at Acapulco Black Film Festival July, 1998.)