Oxford Film Festival announced the Hoka winners on Saturday at an awards ceremony on the Square in downtown Oxford at the Lyric Theatre.

Hoka winners receive a statuette made by sculptor Bill Beckwith as well as other prizes.

Hoka Winners are:

Animation Category: “Abuelas” by Afarin Eghbal

Experimental category: “Don’t Break Down” by Matt Meindl.

Mississippi Music Video: Junk Culture, “Growing Pains” by Deepak Mantena

Documentary Short category: “reborning”

Narrative shorts award: "DeafBlind"
special jury citation for: "Dark Companion"

Mississippi Narrative: "Tube"
Spirit of Roger Corman Award: "GRASSHOPPER!"
Special Jury Award for Acting: Rebecca Jernigan, star of "TUBE"

Mississippi Documentary: "April’s Way"
Special Jury Award for Human Rights: GROWING OUR OWN

Documentary Feature: “An Ordinary Hero”
Special Jury Award: “Antenna”

Narrative Feature: “The Discoverers” with special cinematography jury award to “Come Morning.”

It's a taste of England in a different Oxford - Mississippi, as fans of the television series "Downton Abbey" gather for screenings of the season three premiere.

The event is sponsored by Mississippi Public Broadcasting.

You'll pick up where season two left off Jan. 4 at 6 p.m. at the Lyric Theater at 1006 Van Buren Avenue.

You'll start the night with a proper English Tea at 6 p.m., then start the show at 7 p.m.

The Great War is over and the long-awaited engagement of Lady Mary and Matthew is on, but all is not tranquil at Downton Abbey as wrenching social changes, romantic intrigue, and personal crises grip the majestic English country estate for a third thrilling season.

Guests who dress in period costume or wear a period hat will be entered in a drawing to win a copy of "The World of Downton Abbey," the book which depicts the story of the show.

Get ready to go back in time by registering here, and prepare for another dramatic season.