'Flint Food Fighters' premieres at MSU

Documentary profiles five people involved in the urban farming movement

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Thursday, Nov. 17 — The documentary "The Kings of Flint" screened last Sunday as part of the East Lansing Film Festival — but it's already got a sequel. Michigan State University faculty members Geri Alumit Zeldes and Troy Hale host the premiere of “Flint Food Fighters” at 10 a.m. Friday in room 145 of the Communication Arts and Sciences Building on the MSU campus.

The film profiles five people involved in Flint's urban farming movement.

“The farmers in this film represent a class of dedicated, hardworking individuals who are trying their best to introduce a sustainable industry that helps to address issues of joblessness, poverty and crime, among other issues in the city of Flint,” Phillips said in press materials.

"Flint River Farm," the third film in the series, is scheduled to be released next year. For more information, visit the MSU website.


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