REEL Voices
Stories That Matter
Cinema that speaks truth, sparks change, and celebrates the power of being seen. Reel Voices is a powerful series at 3Below that brings urgent, authentic, and transformative stories to the forefront—spotlighting underrepresented communities and experiences often missing from the mainstream. From the courageous activism of Reel Justice and the vibrant storytelling of Reel Pride, to the emotional depth found in Reel Heroes and the enduring legacy explored in Voices of Remembrance, each film invites us to reflect, connect, and act. These films don’t just entertain—they open eyes, ignite dialogue, and honor the resilience and richness of the human spirit.
This bold and unforgettable series at 3Below spotlights films that challenge stereotypes and amplify authentic disability representation. From powerful documentaries to deeply moving dramas, each story invites audiences to see ability in a new light—sparking vital conversations about inclusion, identity, and the transformative power of storytelling.
REEL PRIDE celebrates the evolving representation of LGBTQ+ characters and stories in film and television. As visibility increases, so do conversations about authenticity, diversity, and the power of storytelling in shaping cultural narratives. Queer media has shifted from stereotypical portrayals to more diverse, authentic, and intersectional stories, pushing boundaries in queer storytelling, further embracing depth and nuance.
Social justice isn’t a trend—it’s a fight. And in a world still burning with inequality, racism, and resistance, film becomes more than entertainment—it becomes a weapon. These aren’t just films—they’re wake-up calls. They expose hard truths, demand uncomfortable conversations, and ignite the fire for change. Watch them. Feel them. Let them push you. Because silence is complicity—and the screen is calling you to act.
This powerful series honors the victims and survivors of the Holocaust through thought-provoking films and events, preserving the lessons of this tragic period. It’s important to see these films because they ensure that the horrors and humanity of the Holocaust are never forgotten. In an age where denial, distortion, and rising antisemitism threaten historical truth, films like these offer visceral, emotional experiences that remind us of what’s at stake when hate goes unchecked.