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Season 10 | Official Trailer

A decade celebrating the resilience and innovation of the American South.

Aired 03/10/2025

REEL SOUTH

Season 10 | Official Trailer

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A decade celebrating the resilience and innovation of the American South.

Season 10 showcases inspiring stories of resilience, cultural richness, and innovation across the South, from groundbreaking science to powerful acts of justice.

Aired 03/10/2025

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Support for Reel South is made possible by the National Endowment for the Arts, the Center for Asian American Media and by SouthArts.

Season 10 | Official Trailer

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A decade celebrating the resilience and innovation of the American South. (1m 30s)

Japanese Students of Bluegrass

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A member of Bluegrass 45 jams with Kobe University’s Bluegrass club. (1m 48s)

Hidden History at the Scrap Yard

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Bluegrass 45 reunites with the tour van from their first US Tour. (2m 28s)

Called to the Mountains | Official Trailer

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Japanese bluegrass band Bluegrass 45 finds cultural unity through their music in the South. (1m)

A Town Hall Showdown

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When the NSF proposes a funding cut to an Observatory, residents passionately defend the project. (3m)

Small Town Universe | Official Trailer

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In a quiet West Virginia town, a radio telescope searches for signs of life beyond Earth. (30s)

The Next Generation of Citizen Science

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Ellie White visits an elementary school to lead students in an astronomy project. (2m 40s)

We Are Together

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An animation tells the story of the Ishak people. (1m)

The Voice of Bamboo | Official Trailer

After escaping Japan, an elderly man finds peace as a bamboo farmer in North Carolina. (24s)

The Strength of Bamboo

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A bamboo farmer explains the unique aspects of the plant that brings him peace and spirituality. (2m 6s)

My Children’s Language

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Dr. Jeffery Darensbourg and Maaliyah Papillion reflect on the native language Ishakkoy. (59s)

Life is Danger

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A bamboo farmer recalls his dangerous past and his migration to the United States. (1m 1s)

Ishak | Official Trailer

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A young woman is tapped to become the next chief of her tribe in southern Louisiana. (19s)

The Creation of Underwater Adventure Seekers

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After encountering discrimination in the Scuba diving world, Dr. Jones forms his own club. (1m)

Childhood Tragedy

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The founder of the National Association of Black Scuba Divers recalls a childhood memory. (1m)

Black Godfather of Scuba | Official Trailer

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Dr. Albert “Doc” Jones leads the charge to preserve history through scuba diving. (15s)

The KKK’s Day in Court

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After five Black women are shot by members of the KKK, the three men face trial. (1m 34s)

How to Sue the Klan | Official Trailer

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Five Black women take on the Klan in a landmark 1982 civil case for justice. (17s)

A Buried Statute Opens New Doors

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A legal team working to get justice for victims of the KKK finds hope in a 150-year-old statute. (1m 11s)

This Was a Hate Crime

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A Muslim community mourns three students and reflects on the hatred that caused their deaths. (1m 8s)

Left Entirely to the Family

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The family of three students decide whether to show a video documenting their deaths at trial. (1m 59s)

36 Seconds: Portrait of a Hate Crime | Official Trailer

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A Muslim-American family fights for justice after their loved ones are murdered in NC. (30s)

The Smell of War

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Birmingham's Center Street was nicknamed Dynamite Hill because it was bombed over 50 times. (1m 4s)

Meeting Martin Luther King, Jr.

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A Center Street resident recalls family friend Martin Luther King, Jr. (1m 2s)

I'm Still Here | Official Trailer

Survivors of Birmingham’s bombings work to transform the city’s painful history. (17s)

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