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Season 9 | Official Trailer

10 films offer new perspectives on our shared military, health, and spiritual histories.

Aired 03/07/2024

REEL SOUTH

Season 9 | Official Trailer

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10 films offer new perspectives on our shared military, health, and spiritual histories.

Season 9 adds new depth to the records America keeps and who gets to define and shape our collective posterity. 10 films offer new perspectives on our shared military, health, and spiritual histories and bring forward voices and stories culled in the name of prosperity. Above all, each film showcases the power of human connection and the communities created in any aftermath.

Aired 03/07/2024

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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 9 | Official Trailer

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10 films offer new perspectives on our shared military, health, and spiritual histories. (1m 30s)

Remember Who You Are

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The Rio Grande is plagued by drought, taking away a source of cultural connection. (1m 47s)

No Culture if it Wasn't for Agriculture

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For the Whites, supporting Black farmers is a family tradition. (2m 7s)

Mothertown | Official Trailer

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How the Eastern Band of Cherokee reclaimed their land. (13s)

Memories of a Tobacco Farm

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Cecil Taylor shares his family history of tobacco farming. (1m 15s)

Joyce's Resolution

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Joyce Dugan recalls her resolution to purchase land that was important to the EBCI. (1m 49s)

Echoes of the Rio | Official Trailer

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Indigenous and Mexican ancestors explore the history and disappearance of the Rio Grande. (16s)

Creation Story at Boca Chica

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Juan Mancias fights for access to Boca Chica, an important cultural site for his tribe. (1m 47s)

Cash Crop | Official Trailer

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A Black farmer in Virginia wrestles with tradition and the changing needs of the economy. (14s)

Boca Chica | Official Trailer

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With eyes toward space, Texas restricts access to an otherworldly beach. (13s)

Black Ag | Official Trailer

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A Black scientist in Arkansas guides farmers through agricultural challenges. (17s)

Laurie Covers a Nursing Home Groundbreaking

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Laurie, publisher and editor of the Canadian Record, covers a new nursing home. (1m 40s)

Is This The Girl?

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Women discuss the mystery behind a famous photo and whether they are the girl pictured. (1m 56s)

I’m the Girl – The Story of a Photograph | Official Trailer

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In 1951, a Christmas window astonished a little girl in Louisville, KY. Who is she? (34s)

For the Record | Official Trailer

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Out of time and money, a newspaper editor fights to keep her paper alive in rural Texas. (37s)

The Only Doctor | Official Trailer

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The only doctor in Clay County Georgia must confront the possibility of losing her clinic. (1m)

Dr. Kinsell Meets with a Patient

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Dr. Kinsell, the only doctor in Clay County, Georgia, meets with a patient. (1m 44s)

Clay County's COVID Vaccine Clinic

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Dr. Kinsell runs a COVID vaccine clinic for elderly residents of Clay County. (1m 58s)

A Young Life, Polluted

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A young woman’s life is impacted by pollution from her hometown in rural Appalachia. (2m 7s)

It's in the Voices | Official Trailer

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A historian revisits the oral history of a 1920s school teacher in the Mississippi Delta. (10s)

In Exile | Official Trailer

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Marshallese migrants in Arkansas explore the US nuclear legacy. (12s)

Georgetown's Dark History

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Kevin and Negest are descendants of enslaved people sold by Georgetown University. (1m 45s)

Finding Us | Official Trailer

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Families torn apart by Georgetown’s sale of enslaved people reunite six generations later. (11s)

Fallout | Official Trailer

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Members of a rural Virginia town are exposed to contamination from a nearby Army plant. (9s)

Bikini Atoll Day of Remembrance

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An event in Arkansas commemorates 76 years of exile for former residents of Bikini Atoll. (2m 5s)

The '27 Flood

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Clinton Bagley listens to an interview with Daisy Greene about a devastating flood. (2m 9s)

Veritas | Official Trailer

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63 years after the Bay of Pigs invasion, the surviving dissidents tell the fuller story. (30s)

The Highway of Death

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Survivors describe the harrowing battles of the Bay of Pigs invasion. (2m 24s)

The Bay of Pigs: a Change of Plans

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Survivors recall early plans for the Bay of Pigs invasion. (1m 52s)

The Volunteer | Official Trailer

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An Asian-American veteran of the Vietnam War searches for the soldier who saved his life. (37s)

Disaster at Thiokol

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Survivors of the Thiokol explosion recall the day that changed their lives forever. (2m 3s)

The Day That Shook Georgia | Official Trailer

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In 1971, one of the worst industrial tragedies in U.S. history shook rural Georgia. (29s)

Bruce and L.V. Reunite

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Two veterans are reunited after decades of searching for one another. (2m 38s)

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