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Southern Lens is a showcase for independent film from and about the South, culled from film festivals and presented by South Carolina ETV. By turns warm, humorous, compelling, and heart-breaking, each film presents a place and time in Southern culture as seen through the eyes of one filmmaker. Watch films on Thursdays at 9:00 pm. Southern Lens follows ETV's Carolina Stories series.

Southern Lens - This Month

	Thu at 9:00 pm on ETV Pre-Empted for “South Carolinians in WWII: Liberation” Southern Lens is pre-empted this week to bring you a special presentation of "South Carolinians in WWII: Liberation." With about 184,000 South Carolinians serving in World War II, and thousands more who moved here after the war, SCETV and The State newspaper partnered together to tell the stories of these…
	Thu - May 31 Pre-Empted for “American Road to Victory: The Americans on D-Day” Southern Lens is pre-empted this week, so we may bring you a special presentation of "American Road to Victory: The Americans on D-Day." Join battlefield historian Ellwood von Seibold in his 1943 Dodge Command car as he takes us on a tour of the American D-Day landings in real time.…
	Thu - Jun 07 Pre-Empted for “American Road to Victory: The Americans on Hell’s Highway” Southern Lens will not be seen tonight so we may bring you a special presentation of "American Road to Victory: The Americans on Hell's Highway." For the first time ever, this program provides an in-depth explanation of how all American objectives in the campaign were achieved, even though the operation,…
	Thu - Jun 14 Threads of Victory: Upcountry South Carolina during World War II The Upstate played an important role during WWII, from the military to the home front. While nearly every city and town in America was impacted by this war, the textile mills in this area had high numbers of government contracts. Greenville and the surrounding areas, then known as the textile…