Reel Film Day is celebrated on March 5th to honor the art of filmmaking using actual film reels, particularly the 35mm format. Founded by Alamo Drafthouse Cinema and Kodak, this day encourages movie lovers to appreciate the unique visual experience that film provides compared to digital formats. Typical customs include attending screenings of classic films at local theaters, hosting film nights at home, and engaging in movie marathons featuring directors known for their use of film reels, such as Quentin Tarantino and Christopher Nolan. Participants are also encouraged to share their experiences on social media using the hashtag #ReelFilmDay. This celebration emphasizes the craftsmanship behind traditional filmmaking and aims to reconnect audiences with the rich texture and depth that physical film delivers.