The Adventures of Ociee Nash is a delightful and inspiring film you won't soon forget! Although spirited nine-year-old Ociee (Skyler Day) loves roaming Mississippi's 1898 rural landscape, her widower father (Keith Carradine) feels Ociee lacks a role model to help her become "a young lady." So, Ociee boards a train to North Carolina, where she'll be raised by her Aunt Mamie (Mare Winningham). Although Ociee meets heroes like the Wright Brothers and the U.S. President, she ultimately proves that she, too, is capable of greatness in this heartwarming, rewarding film the whole family will enjoy.
Trivia: Ociee Nash was an actual person, the grandmother of author Milam McGraw Propst, who penned the novel A Flower Blooms on Charlotte Street from which the screenplay was drawn. The real Ociee Nash was born in 1889 and was nine years old in 1898 - the year in which the film is set, and the age of the on-screen title character.
Approximate running time: 98 minutes; MPAA Rating: G; Director: Kristen McGary; Producers: Amy McGary & Kristen McGary; Genre: Drama / Family; Starring: Skyler Day, Anthony P. Rodriguez, Bill Butler, Keith Carradine, Charles Nuckols IV, Jill Jane Clements, John Lawhorn, Donna Wright, Charles McGary, Daniel Burnley, Jasmine Sky, Jamey Propst, Ty Pennington, Sean Daniels, & Tom Key
DVD Features: Subtitled in English and Spanish; Includes both widescreen and full screen versions; 5.1 Dolby Surround; Free Bible study guide included
