Michel Shane

producer of the documentary 21 Miles in Malibu

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Since Michel Shane’s 13-year-old daughter died on PCH in 2010, he’s been trying to make the road safer. He’s produced a documentary called “21 Miles in Malibu.”

Speeding drivers, cyclists, beach-goers: ‘21 Miles in Malibu’ shows lives at risk on PCH

Since Michel Shane’s 13-year-old daughter died on PCH in 2010, he’s been trying to make the road safer. He’s produced a documentary called “21 Miles in Malibu.”

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