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The SFA’s films celebrate the people and places who enrich the landscape of Southern food and culture.

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Peggy’s

By Joe York

Peggy Webb opened her house to diners in 1961, setting up a small buffet in the hallway and a dining room with community seating. More than 50 years later, customers still fix their own plates and pay for their meal by leaving cash in a basket on the table.

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A Derby Day Potluck

A brief glimpse into the unique horse-racing culture found at the Jot 'Em Down Store in Lexington, Kentucky.

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A Gift: The Neighbor’s Field

A short documentary about 2018 Egerton Prize winner The Neighbor's Field

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A Spoken Dish

It’s a simple question: What is your most powerful food memory?

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A Visible Tapestry: In the Studio with Lina Puerta

This short docs profiles artist Lina Puerta and the inspiration behind her symposium installation, From Field to Table:…

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Alabama Ribs

Head to Northport, Alabama, where you’ll meet George Archibald Jr., his sister Paulette Washington, and her son Woodrow…

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All Fried: Carolina Fish Camps

As textile mills sprung up across Gaston and Mecklenburg counties, fish camps emerged as a communal space centered…

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