Milwaukee-centered independent film turning heads around the nation
By:
Mike Strehlow
Posted: Sep 1, 2019 9:00 AM CDT

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CBS 58’s Hometown Athlete: MFC Sports Complex
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Wauwatosa family, dogs and goldfish rescued from flooded home
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Severe flood damage happening more often in Wisconsin
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’It’s a real disruption’: Wauwatosa business owners concerned...
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Mike Strehlow’s coworkers share heartfelt messages ahead of...
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Heroic dog saves family from Menomonee Falls flooding
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12 IN A ROW! Brewers beat Pirates, clinching free burgers from...
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Gov. Evers requests FEMA support in wake of flash flooding in...
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Bodycam footage shows dramatic Menomonee River rescue
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American Red Cross of Wisconsin discusses ongoing flood relief...
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St. Francis football players come together to help teacher whose...
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Mayor Johnson discusses expanded debris removal efforts with...
(MILWAUKEE) - A passion project 5 years in the making is now entertaining movie-goers in theaters from Milwaukee to New York, LA and cities overseas. There are no big name actors but the star of this film is Milwaukee, shining a light on the humanity that unites disparate groups of people during a wild and memorable ride.
On CBS 58 Sunday Morning, the spotlight is shining on the movie "Give Me Liberty" and its Milwaukee filmmakers Kirill Mikahnovsky and Alice Austen.
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