International Premiere!

About Kerry Film Festival

Kerry International Film Festival (KIFF) is a renowned festival and key event taking place in October, primarily in the town of Killarney but with events occurring countywide. 2024 marks KIFF's 25th edition.

Join at at RIFF for BREAKING BOUNDARIES: EMMETT TILL | INTERCEPTION | OKAY MR RAY, a shorts block at Movieland Theaters. Tickets on sale now.

About the Richmond International Film Festival

RIFF, one of the largest international competitive film festivals in the Mid-Atlantic, brings more than 150 cutting edge film premiers to Richmond, Virginia plus nightly local, national and international music performances, panels and Q&As, the red carpet awards, mixers, and more all of which usher the spirit of Hollywood into RVA.

Join us at Riverbend for a Shorts Block featuring OKAY, MR. RAY!

About the River Bend Film Festival
River Bend Film Festival is a celebration of independent filmmaking founded in 2002 by a group of filmmakers and avid film lovers in South Bend, Indiana. The festival moved to Goshen in 2016 and is now a four-day-long event. Through screenings, workshops, appearances by industry guests, and special events, the festival has brought filmmakers and their fans together to celebrate the art of film for more than 20 years.

Saturday August 17, 2024 12pm - 1:30pm EDT at Theatre Macon!

This screening will feature both OKAY, MR. RAY! and CALL ME MULE, a feature length documentary about John Sears, who has been roaming the western United States with his three mules for over thirty years.

About Macon Film Festival
Surrounded by a rich musical and southern culture, the Macon Film Festival celebrates independent films while promoting filmmaking for entertainment, inspiration, education, and economic development.

Friday August 16, 2024 1:45pm - 3:30pm EDT at Theatre Macon!

This screening will feature both OKAY, MR. RAY! and CALL ME MULE, a feature length documentary about John Sears, who has been roaming the western United States with his three mules for over thirty years.

About Macon Film Festival
Surrounded by a rich musical and southern culture, the Macon Film Festival celebrates independent films while promoting filmmaking for entertainment, inspiration, education, and economic development.

The Two Mississippi Museums will host a Sunday Screening of two short films, Okay, Mr. Ray!and Ray Lum: Mule Trader from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. The run time for these films is 14 minutes each. The screening will be held in the Craig H. Neilsen Auditorium. The short films explore the history of Mississippi, providing a glimpse into Southern manhood, community, and livelihood through the lens of a livestock trader. They also share an overarching sense of "place" and how the environment can contribute to the human experience. A Q&A with author Bill Ferris, Ashley Melzer, director of Okay, Mr. Ray!; Betsy Lipscomb, Ray Lum’s grand-niece; and Henry Harris, a descendant of mule trader Squire Harris. For more information, call 601-576-6850 or email info@mdah.ms.gov.

Screening during the Doc Shorts Block.

About BIFF
In its first year, its BIFF’s number 1 goal is to show local and regional short films next to international. Bloomington and Indiana is rich in filmmaking history and talent.

BIFF aims to reveal the talent all around Bloomington and Indiana.