A promotional image for the Red Brick Road Film Festival featuring the documentary "Full Court Press: The Ken Zacher Story," directed by Chuck Price and produced by Dane Warner. The film is scheduled to screen at The Royal Theatre on October 11 at 11 AM. The background has a dark geometric pattern with festival branding and website URL at the bottom.
Promotional poster for the Red Brick Road Film Festival's Documentary Shorts event at The Royal Theatre on October 12 at 9 AM. Features images of documentary posters: BCATS, Ditty Bops: The Art of Listening, Endeavor, Spirited, Sweet Side Crazy, Stories of Adoption.
Person wearing a sleeveless camo shirt and sunglasses, sitting on a red lawn tractor with a shrugging pose, outdoors with trees and a building in the background.
Illustrated film poster for "B'CATS: The Bryan County Alternative Transportation Society," a film by Tim Rundel, featuring characters driving mobility scooters on a road leading to a sign for Bennington, OK. The poster includes credits for production roles at the bottom.

B'CATS: The Bryan County Alternative Transportation Society

Venturing into the lives of a peculiar subculture in southern Oklahoma, a former city manager encounters a group of locals who have found an unconventional means of transportation through the use of riding lawnmowers. Affectionately dubbed the B'CATS, the Bryan County Alternative Transportation Society, the filmmaker discovers how these individuals have managed to utilize a legal loophole to ride their mowers on the streets. However, their struggles to keep their mowers functioning and evade law enforcement reveal a challenging and at times humorous reality. The city manager delves into the personal side of this band of unconventional characters, revealing heartwarming and amusing stories that shed light on why they have chosen to utilize lawnmowers as their essential mode of transportation for their daily tasks

A group of people wearing red jumpsuits in a dimly lit room, one sitting with head in hands.
Surreal poster for "The Art of Listening" by Zachary Burns featuring mannequin parts and faces with embedded images.

Ditty Bops: The Art of Listening

Centered on the captivating story of Dr. Neil Chapman, a renowned photographer in Edmond, Oklahoma, this multicultural, multi-arts project unveils the sacrifice and struggle behind his prestigious career. From his days as a Morse Code interceptor ("ditty bopper") during the Vietnam War, to his battle with the devastating effects of Parkinson's Disease caused by Agent Orange, Chapman's journey represents a growing population of hundreds of thousands of veterans whose stories, and struggles, are unheard.

Ditty Bops sets the stage for advocacy through a creative tour de force of Morse Code-infused music, choreography, theater, spoken word and visual art, set against the backdrop of Chapman's
powerful Mannequins photographs.

Athletes running a race on a red track with spectators watching from the side, under a cloudy sky.
Poster for a film titled "Endeavor," featuring athletes in various sports and the text "Team USA."

Endeavor

Endeavor is a documentary that follows a group of adaptive athletes as they prepare for the annual Endeavor Games in Oklahoma; all while they adjust to life-altering situations, come to terms with their mental health, and pursue Paralympian status.

Man painting a wall, with people observing in the background.
Close-up of white sneakers with text overlay: 'Full Court Press: The Ken Zacher Story,' directed by Chuck Price, produced by Dane Warner.

Full Court press: The Ken Zacher Story

Documenting the short life of Ken Zacher, a High School basketball coach fighting against racial discrimination while suffering from mental illness. The pressure of this fight made he and his family targets too. This ultimately ruined his family and caused Ken to commit suicide.

A man speaking in a room with Halloween decorations, including a skull and small pumpkins. Another person is holding a camera with a large microphone setup. There's a bright, colorful tapestry and various decorations on the wall.
Movie poster for 'Spirited' featuring a young girl with fairy wings holding a box, surrounded by a mystical forest background. A face with glowing eyes is at the top of the poster. Cast names appear at the top.

Spirted Documentary

Documentary about making a short film for the largest film race in the world, 48 hour film project.

Text says "What! I'm adopted?! Telling your child their adoption story" on a black background.
Child with curly hair looking up, surrounded by green foliage, with text 'Stories of Adoption' at the top.

Stories of Adoption

"Stories of Adoption" is an emotionally charged documentary that delves into the personal narratives of four remarkable women who have experienced the profound journey of adoption. Through candid interviews, they share their deeply moving storeis, filled with heartache, resilience, and ultimately love. As their voices intertwine, a tapestry of emotions emerges, illuminating the transformative power of adoption. "Stories of Adoption" not only showcases the personal struggles and triumphs of its subjects but also serves as an educational platform. It passionately advocates for adoption as a viable and compassionate choice for parenthood. The backdrop of political decisions surrounding abortion in Oklahoma adds an urgency to this documentary making it a timely exploration of a crucial issue.

A woman with long blonde hair is looking up with a concerned expression, wearing a white shirt, indoors.
Movie poster for 'The Sweet Side of Crazy' featuring a woman seated on the ground with papers and a framed photo. The tagline reads 'the memory of a mother’s life stolen by addiction.' Credits for director, producer, and other crew are listed at the bottom.

The Sweet Side of Crazy

The Sweet Side of Crazy is a documentary about Kandy Lyn's childhood and the lessons that she learned through her mom's addiction. Set in a small town in central Oklahoma where Kandy chose to settle and raise her family, the documentary implores viewers to consider the broader aspects of substance abuse and encourages people that it is possible to hate the addiction and love the addict. The Sweet Side of Crazy gives people an inside look at what addiction can do to families when it takes root and the chaos that ensues within the lives of those affected.