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GREENVILLE, S.C. – A fantastic three days of independent film in downtown culminated with judges honoring the best of the best. Categories and Winners are: High School - Chien Thang by Kristen Nguyen College - fading. by Emme Patat Documentary - A Butterfly Has Been Released by Jason Zamer & Barry Koch Animation - Two Ships by McKinley BensonComedy - After Life Hunters by Connor Copeland Horror - Recluse by Matt WebbDrama - Sit With Me While I Die by Brian Russell Best Short

GREENVILLE, S.C.  -- Documentaries on basketball, a movie about falling in love on a park bench, a humorous story of park rangers chasing a litterer and many more are part of the cavalcade of offerings at this year’s Reed Reels Film Festival. The 2026 Reedy Reels Film Festival will bring 85 films March 27 through 29 at the South Carolina Children’s Theatre, 153 Augusta Street, Greenville. It is sponsored by Piedmont Natural Gas and VisitGreenvilleSC.  Tickets start at $10 for

GREENVILLE, S.C. –  The 2026 Reedy Reels Film Festival will bring 85 films to the South Carolina Children’s Theatre during the last week of March. Tickets start at $10 for single film sessions and go through $135 or weekend passes. Tickets and the entire weekend schedule can be found here. Highlights of the three-day festival include: Opening night gala starting at 5 p.m. on Friday, March 27. The first film block on Friday night includes short films and animation. Saturday’s

For the past 10 years, the Reedy Reels Film Festival has championed a simple yet powerful belief: when a community embraces film, it enriches its cultural identity in ways few other art forms can match.