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In the Pines (2023)

With their lives at stake, three young people must rely on their love and friendship to defy the forces of hate and violence that set their world ablaze in turn-of-the-century North Carolina.
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With their lives at stake, three young people must rely on their love and friendship to defy the forces of hate and violence that set their world ablaze in turn-of-the-century North Carolina.

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Directed By:Dugan Bridges
Written By:Greg de Deugd, William H. Capps, Michael A. Huggins
In Theaters:5/1/2023
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Studio:The John Locke Foundation, Toast International, Just Add Firewater

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Dugan Bridges

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Pandora Broadwater

Scarlett

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Corrinne Mica

Ashleigh

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John Potvin

Sam

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Kamary Phillips

Williford Manning

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Robbie Allen

Lyman

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Agathe Levi

Fiona

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