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Looking for Mrs. Locklear

During the summer of 2006, Rhett and Link decided to search for their beloved teacher. They chose not to use the Internet or the telephone, but instead to rely on face-to-face contact with people. Looking for Ms. Locklear is a documentary chronicling this search, which led them far from home and into the company of a host of characters. The movie prominently features the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina, as their search led them to the center of Lumbee culture, Pembroke, NC. Backstory: Rhett and Link met on the first day of first grade in Buies Creek Elementary School, after their teacher Ms. Locklear made them stay inside during recess for writing profanity on their desks. They became best friends after they were forced to be quiet and color pictures of Unicorns. In high school, Rhett was on the basketball team, while Link competed in multiple science competitions. Later, they were roommates at North Carolina State University where they studied engineering. They are now Internet personality broadcasting music videos, skits and other comedic endeavors on www.rhettandlink.com

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Thursday - August 12, 2010 at 10:00 pm
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Something Blue

SOMETHING BLUE is a mockumentary film about an interracial wedding between Susan, a white, middle-class bride, and Terry, a groom from a family of blue-skinned ‘Polar Americans’ whose people immigrated to America from Antarctica.

As a gift to his best friends, Zack, an aspiring filmmaker, decides to document everything he can about the special occasion, from the initial planning through the final ceremony.

As the weeks leading up to the big event progress, tensions mount.  Miscommunication abounds, personalities clash and the question becomes not whether Susan and Terry will be a happy couple, but whether they can even survive the pre-wedding stresses of cultures, families and class.

Zach gets more than he bargained for, and the events he captures on film tell a hilarious yet touching story about race, family, and human relationships, as two cultures collide in the name of love.

For more information, visit the filmmakers' website.

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Thursday - August 05, 2010 at 10:00 pm
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The Dark Corner

This program is a journey through the elusive history of the area known as the Dark Corner. An area once defined by murders, moonshining and mayhem, this film defines the boundaries, debunks myths, and tells the story of a people who are tied to the land. People have asked many times “where is the Dark Corner?” and many times the reply was always ‘it’s a little further up the road…’ Told through scholars and storytellers, this film reveals a history from ancient Indians to the modern development of northern Greenville County. Dark Corner Films became inspired not only by its namesake but by the many residents who wanted the true history of the area to be told.

To order a copy of the DVD featuring the full length documentary, visit the ETV Store.

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Thursday - July 29, 2010 at 10:00 pm
1920 page views, 3 Comments

Homestretch

Homestretch documents the mutual rehabilitation of outcast horses and prisoners. When top-pedigree racehorses fail to earn, they face slaughter or punishing two-bit racing circuits. Now, a few progressive prison farms are pairing rescued thoroughbreds with jail-hardened men. The transformations in both horse and prisoner challenge stereotypes and, for some, offer hopes of redemption.

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Thursday - July 22, 2010 at 10:00 pm
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Bin Yah

Bin Yah by ChasDoc Film Society This film explores the potential loss of important African American communities in Mt. Pleasant, SC due to growth and development. Through the testimonies of the residents themselves, the film explores the culture, the history and the importance of land and the concept of home, giving voice to those who seldom have had a chance to be heard.

IN MEMORY - The Reverend Victoria Glover Washington, featured in the film BIN YAH, passed away on June 24, 2010.  She was 95 years old.  The filmmakers would like to dedicate the July 8th broadcast of the film to her.  Her generosity of spirit and heartfelt contributions to BIN YAH, for which the filmmakers are extremely grateful, will always be remembered.  Through her words and memories the history and culture of Gullah communities in Mt. Pleasant and throughout the Lowcountry will live on.

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Thursday - July 08, 2010 at 10:00 pm
1405 page views, 2 Comments

Best of Indie Grits 2009

The annual Indie Grits Film Festival held by the Nickelodeon Theatre in Columbia, SC features a variety of unique work by emerging Southern filmmakers. To gear up for this year's festival, ETV has put together a "Best of Indie Grits 2009" special featuring the following films:

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Thursday - June 24, 2010 at 10:00 pm
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