Nasia narrates the film, and Ms. Evanofski has the natural grace and charisma of someone born to sit in front of the camera, teasing it as it tries to get to the heart of her talent.
At the heart of her talent is a piping, eternally girlish soprano planted in the body of a 44-year-old, 4-foot-11 Tinkerbell who slices through the stratosphere like a supersonic jet and can shade into a pirouetting, operatic coloratura.
Talented people are often very sensitive to critique that they feel goes to the heart of their talent and yet there may be good reason for the critique.
"Trust is at the heart of this relationship," says Kerrie Peraino, global head of talent at American Express.
And this gets to the heart of Jornet's talent.
He's a player with that mysterious blend of heart, talent and drive, in place of the more "tangible" gifts of strength, speed, and size.
There, in a nutshell, is what made Ballesteros one of golf's fiercest competitors, a rare combination of talent and heart, and the heart and soul of the European Ryder Cup team as an eight-time member and one-time captain.
Unlike any other continent, Africa's footballers belong to us all - not to Nigeria, Ghana, Cameroon, Ivory Coast or even Algeria - but to the whole expectant mass of us in our constant need to reassert ourselves as a continent of heart and talent, especially on the world stage that is Brazil 2014.
We'll see how it unravels but it's just really sad that a person with that type of heart and talent has gone through so much and to get to this point, I'm sure he's gone through a lot of things these last few years.
"He not only has a big heart, he has a lot of talent".
