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SPECIAL JURIED AWARDS: TV PILOTS, DOCU-DRAMA, DOCUMENTARY SHORTS & STUDENT FILMS
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TV PILOT: DRAMA
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THURS. OCT. 15
2:30 PM
SHORT SUBJECTS FILM BLOCK
ROXY THEATER
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ALL ALONE
Directed by Aaron Borders and Desire Jones
Drama
Melissa Arnold never expected her life to turn out this way. At 32 years old and a waitress at a small Oklahoma diner,
her life is going nowhere fast. After a string of failed relationships and raising two children all alone, she has hit rock
bottom. Searching for any escape she can find a needle seems to be the quickest way out.
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TV PILOT: COMEDY
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DIVIDED STATES-PILOT
Directed by John Goshorn
TV Comedy
When a religious vision convinces cash advance tycoon Teddy Richardson that he is the chosen one to stop the president's
agenda, he enlists the help of his mischievous 90-year old grandmother to take over the local party chapter and jumpstart
his political career.
WED. OCT. 14
7:40 PM
ROXY THEATER
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TV PILOT: THRILLER
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JAC KESSLER'S POPSY
Directed by Jac Kessler
Horror, Thriller Drama
Briggs Sheridan can't chase his gambling-dragon fast enough, and when it looks to cost him more than a few broken limbs,
he unwittingly puts more skin in the game than intended.
SAT. OCT. 17
5:30 PM
CIVIC CENTER
SHORTS-SHORTS-SHORTS FILM FEST
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TV PILOT: FAITH BASED
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AUDIENCE CHOICE BEST TRAILER-TV PILOTS
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CROSS PURPOSES
Directed by David Alford
Faith-Based Drama
An ambitious young medical professional with aspirations of becoming a surgeon encounters a teenage boy with terminal
cancer. The two quickly find themselves at odds with each other and must learn from each other how to find purpose in life.
THURS. OCT. 15
12:30 PM
SHORT SUBJECTS FILM FEST
ROXY THEATER
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TV PILOT: EXPERIMENTAL WESTERN
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MISS HAPPY
Directed by Wendy Wolverton
Experimental Western
A Lady Outlaw pursued by the law robs a Spanish mission of a legendary treasure & meets the Nun and orphans who help
her change her destiny.
THURS. OCT. 15
4:30 PM
3 RIVERS MUSEUM
BASS AND BELLE WILD WEST FEST
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STUDENT SHORT SUBJECT FILM FEST
WED. OCT. 14 3:00 PM ROXY THEATER
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1st Place: THE GUIDE
Directed by Jeriel Yordan
Family Comedy
Alex, a janitor of a publishing company, is finally given the opportunity to write a book, but during this time his wife
must go on a company trip and for the first time he is left alone to take care of his children.
WED. OCT. 14
3:00 PM
ROXY THEATER
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WED. OCT. 14
3:00 PM
ROXY THEATER
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2nd Place: 97TH COMPANION
Directed by Ty Sheetz
Drama
Experiencing a death of a loved one is always hard. But it's harder when you blame and close yourself off from the ones
around you. The 97th Companion is a story about a young girl who learns to appreciate what she has in the present moment rather
than grieving over what she has lost.
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WED. OCT. 14
3:00 PM
ROXY THEATER
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3rd Place: HARMONICA MAN
Directed by Ty Sheetz
Drama
A homeless harmonica player teams up with a dancing runaway girl with hopes of finding success despite their impossible
situation.
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STUDENT ANIMATION
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1st Place: ZOE AND NED NINNIVINNY
Directed by Simon Matthews
Animation
Zoe does not like Ned Ninnivinny - not one bit. Can she learn to make peace with and even befriend her biggest enemy?
WED. OCT. 14
3:00 PM
ROXY THEATER
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WED. OCT. 14
3:00 PM
ROXY THEATER
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2nd Place: MURPHY'S AQUA VEHICLE
Directed by Matthew Brinkley
Animation
Children's story.
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WED. OCT. 14
3:00 PM
ROXY THEATER
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3rd Place: COMPARE AND CONTRAST
Directed by Simon Matthews
Animation
Aidan and Eva help Jasper the monkey find his mother at the zoo, all the while learning about the different animals that
live there.
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STUDENT MICRO-SHORTS 1
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WED. OCT. 14
3:00 PM
ROXY THEATER
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1st Place: WHAT PEOPLE ARE
Directed by Jordan Wilson
Romance Drama
When a homeless man accosts Kelsey, Kent comes to her rescue. After a round of drinks as thanks, Kent and Kelsey find
themselves in am alleyway. The two share a kiss but Kent tries to go further. When he becomes assaulter instead of rescuer,
the homeless man steps in to rescue Kelsey.
FRI. OCT. 16
5:00 PM
ROXY THEATER
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AWARENESS DAY
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WED. OCT. 14
3:00 PM
ROXY THEATER
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2nd Place: INCOMPARABLE
Directed by Jeriel Yordan
Drama
Leah, a 13-year-old girl that loves to dance, but has very low self-esteem and is constantly comparing herself to girls
until she meets Sarah, a 23-year-old vlogger who helps Leah discover her incomparable worth.
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WED. OCT. 14
3:00 PM
ROXY THEATER
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3rd Place: HELPING HAND
Directed by Austin Smith
Romantic Comedy
A young man, with the help of a unique friend, just wants to ask out the barista that he sees everyday before work. Can
he gain the confidence to do so, or will he let his fear be the best of him.
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STUDENT MICRO-SHORTS II
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1st Place: BREATHE
Directed by Austin Smith
After the fall of society due to a viral toxin that has caused the air to become nearly unbreathable, one survivor goes
to find his wife, while leaving evidence of his intentions.
WED. OCT. 14
3:00 PM
ROXY THEATER
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WED. OCT. 14
3:00 PM
ROXY THEATER
WED. OCT. 14
3:00 PM
ROXY THEATER
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2nd Place: HELLO MOTHER-HELLO DAUGHTER
Directed by Chris Corl
Drama
An ordinary night spent watching television soon turns sour as a conversation between a mother with dementia and her daughter
spirals out of control.
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THURS. OCT. 15
4:30 PM
3 RIVERS MUSEUM
BASS AND BELLE WILD WEST FEST
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3rd Place: THE LOST MAN
Directed by Austin Smith
Western
After the death of his friends, a lone traveler is questioned by two men over the events that took place and his actions
that followed.
WED. OCT. 14
3:00 PM
ROXY THEATER
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AWARD: LEGACYKEEPERSRUS PRESERVATION/RESTORATION
AWARD: BEST SHORT DOCUMENTARY
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MON. OCT. 12
6:00 PM
ROXY THEATER
INDIGENOUS PEOPLE'S DAY FILM FEST
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L'EAU EST LA VIE:WATER IS LIFE_FROM STANDING ROCK TO THE SWAMP
Directed by Sam Vinal
Grassroots, Social Justice
On the banks of Louisiana, fierce Indigenous women are ready to fight to stop the corporate blacksnake and preserve their
way of life. They are risking everything to protect Mother Earth from the predatory fossil fuel companies that seek to poison
it.
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CULTURE & COMMUNITY-TV SHOW
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WOLFE'S HOUSE OF WEED
Directed by Matt Jenkins
TV DOC
Father and son converting a charity bingo hall into a legal medical marijuana facility that will grow, process and dispense
in the same building in Lawton, OK.
THURS. OCT. 15
3:00 PM
SHORT SUBJECTS FILM BLOCK
ROXY THEATER
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AWARD: LEGACYKEEPERSRUS PRESERVATION & RESTORATION
BEST WESTERN DOCUMENTARY
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BRONCHO BILLY & THE BANDIT'S SECRET AND WINDOW TO THE PAST
Written & Directed by DAVID KIEHN
100 years ago Gilbert M. "Broncho Billy" Anderson, the 1st cowboy movie star was making western films for the Essanay
Film Company in Niles Canyon.
THURS. OCT. 15
6:00 PM
3 RIVERS MUSEUM
BASS AND BELLE WILD WEST FEST
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