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Grand Valley Pictures presents,

"To Live and Die in Dixie"
(summer 2007 project)

To Live and Die in Dixie is the first feature-length motion picture ever produced by a university in Michigan.  The film has been shown locally at Celebration Cinemas and Goodrich Quality Theaters and won Best Thriller Feature at the 2008 Illinois International Film Festival and Best Feature at the 2009 Flint Film Festival.

 

Scott Lowell as Parker Bryant

Heather Prete as Eve Chase

Marcus Hendricks as Bowie Selmon

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