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.

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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 ...

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A struggling farmer’s undying love for the Green Bay Packers is at the heart of Green and Gold, the debut feature film for brothers Anders and Davin Lindwall that’s set for release at the end of the ...

Who better to produce a bigtime movie about the farm life, “Green and Gold,” which opens Jan. 31 in theaters across the land and Canada too, including the Temecula mall. Davin said he plans to be ...