September 14 & 15, 2007, Pawhuska, OK - Lights … Camera … Action!!! You won’t want to miss the Osage Nation’s newest event spectacular, The 1st Annual Osage Nation Film Festival, September 14 – 15, 2007, in historic downtown Pawhuska, OK. Two fun filled days of classic movies of yesterday and today. The festival will begin on Friday, September 14th, at 6:00 p.m. in Pawhuska’s own Constantine Theatre and continue Saturday morning beginning at 10:00 a.m. The festival will feature the soon-to-be released documentary by Celia Xavier, “The Osage Indian Murders, Surviving the Reign of Terror”; and, the classic showing of such film footage as the Hominy Indians Professional Football team & Jimmy Stewart’s, “The FBI Story”. Workshops will also be offered to those who aspire to become professional directors and / or writers or those who are simply looking for a fun hobby. The workshops will be led by Oklahoma’s own, Steve Judd, a University of Oklahoma student who was recently selected as one of ten writers to take part in the Writer’s Track, an ABC / DISNEY Summer Television & Film Workshop. The weekend promises a Red Carpet Event, special guest appearances and much, much more, with a special announcement at the end of the festival. Cost: FREE with admission bracelet. Bracelets will be available at the following locations: The Osage Nation Gift Shop / Welcome Center, 222 W. Main and The Osage Tribal Museum located at 819 Grandview. Parking is available for large buses. If you would like additional information please call the Osage Tourism Office at 918-948-5860 or click on the links listed below.