The Adventures of Ociee Nash is a 2003 English-language Adventure Drama film directed by Kristen Mcgary and produced by Amy Mcgary and Derek Kavanagh under the banner of CineVita Productions. For spirited nine-year-old Ociee Nash, nothing could be exciting than romping through her beloved Mississippi countryside with her brother Ben and her faithful four-legged companion Woofer. But Ociee's idyllic life is thrown into a tailspin when her Papa realizes that since her mother's death and her own run-in with a mysterious Gypsy, their rough-and-tumble rural farm is not the place for Ociee to be growing up; reluctantly he decides to send Ociee to Asheville, North Carolina, where her Aunt Mamie can teach her to become a young lady. With a heavy heart, Ociee boards the train bound for her uncertain new life far from the home she's always known. It's not long before Ociee meets an array of interesting (and renowned) characters including the world's pioneering female investigative journalist Nellie Bly, Orville and Wilbur Wright, and even the President of the United States, William McKinley, for whom Ociee inspires a campaign slogan. When Ociee finally arrives in Asheville, she and Aunt Mamie discover that every story has two sides. Trading in dungarees for dresses, Ociee tries her best to adjust, but feels compelled to hold onto her spirited heart. Ociee befriends the proper young Elizabeth Murphy and the pair soon get in over their heads with a trip to the creek and a daring meeting with Harry Vanderbilt and his friends. Just when Aunt Mamie ms determined than ever that Ociee conform to stricter standards, her soft heart is revealed when her childhood friend, Mr. Lynch, comes to Sunday dinner--on Ociee's invitation. Ociee's true bravery, character, and spirit rush to the forefront when a fire at the Murphys' threatens Elizabeth's life. A triumphant Ociee Nash Day celebration ensues, to everyone's delight. Written by Sujit R. Varma. The adventures of ociee nash stars Keith Carradine, Mare Winningham, Skyler Day, Lucas Till, Woofer, Anthony P. Rodriguez and Joe Walsh. The screenplay is written by Amy McGary and Kristen McGary which is inspired from Ociee Nash by Milam McGraw Propst. The music was composed by Van Dyke Parks. Cinematography was done by Brian Gunter and editing by Amy Carey Linton. The film has a running time of 87 minutes. It was released on 13th February 2004. Distribution rights for the film were acquired by Flying Zebra Films Inc.