QUINNESEC, Mich. (WLUC) - ‘Green and Gold,’ the feature film made by two U.P. brother, kicked off a limited theater run Friday. The film is made by Iron River natives Anders and Davin Lindwall.

The pacing is slow, the protagonist is off-putting and the entire enterprise tends to more impatience than sympathy. Buck is not always an easy man to like, and it’s obvious that neither Nelson ...

One of the perks of a small independent film like "Green and Gold" getting a nationwide release is that reviewers for the likes of The New York Times and Chicago Sun-Times take notice. The movie ...

The primary author of the top five scoring posters will be given certificates of recognition, monetary AAD certificates, and the poster abstract will be published in an online JAAD supplement. **Case ...

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(Fathom Entertainment photos) In “Green and Gold,” Craig T. Nelson plays a fourth-generation Wisconsin dairy farmer fighting to preserve his family’s land and legacy. Directed and co-written ...

Gold’s strong performance over the last two years must be seen as an acceleration in the deleveraging of the global financial system. After many decades of inordinate credit creation—leading to ...

Craig T. Nelson portrays a Wisconsin dairy farmer on the verge of losing his fourth-generation farm in "Green and Gold," a movie set for January 31 release that highlights the resiliency and ...