This Reedy Reels Film Festival will be returning to Greenville this summer with plenty of adjustments to make the festival unlike it’s ever been seen before.
This year’s festival will screen more than forty films, including multiple award-winning narratives and documentaries. While many exclusive films will be shown this year, there will also be a special viewing of a documentary titled The Girl Who Wore Freedom to commemorate the 77th anniversary of D-Day.
In addition to showing films, Reedy Reels will feature multiple panel conversations that will engage filmmakers and film lovers alike. Among these blocks of discussion and films is the “female filmmaker” block, which will allow for conversation on women in film. Filmmakers from around the country are expected to attend this event, and will lead discussions as well.
Reedy Reels will be one of the first events to be held in the newly renovated South Carolina Children’s Theatre. Because the venue is indoors, seating will be limited in order to reduce the spread of COVID-19. This allows for a more intimate event, and means that in order to participate in this year’s festival, those interested will need to act quickly in purchasing tickets.
“We’re very excited to welcome audiences back to Reedy Reels, the premier showcase of independent film in the Upstate,” said Mike Giordano, Director of Operations for Reedy Reels. “This past year has reminded us of the power of connection. We hope to drive that through engaging stories and experiences.”
The Reedy Reels Film Festival will be held from June 4-6. To keep up to date on the schedule as well as ticket sales, visit www.reedyreels.com.
About The Reedy Reels Film Festival
Reedy Reels is an independent Film Festival in Greenville, S.C. promoting the appreciation of the art of film-making while generating support for independent filmmakers in the Upstate. The Reedy Reels Film Festival is a non-profit organization that supports the education and appreciation of filmmaking. Learn more at www.reedyreels.com or follow the festival on www.facebook.com/reedyreels.
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