Conservative group's film about 1898 Wilmington coup calls out 'Democrats and their lies'
A short film based on Wilmington's coup and massacre of 1898 has been screening at film festivals all over the world
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A short film based on Wilmington's coup and massacre of 1898 has been screening at film festivals all over the world
In the Pines, based on the 1898 insurrection that toppled Wilmington’s elected local government, won Best Film at the Golden Hour Film Festival in Morgantown.
In 1898, the only successful coup d'état in American history took place in the Tar Heel state. This event is, known as the 1898 insurrection in Wilmington, NC
The John Locke Foundation, a free market think tank in Raleigh, has recently wrapped production of its first film: a short titled 'In the Pines.' We sat down with Locke's creative director, Greg de Deugd, who also produced the film. CJ: You are the producer of “In the Pines.” What does the producer do? GD: