Water crisis movie, ‘Flint Tale,’ set to premiere this week

Flint, MI—Flint Tale, a story aiming to highlight the struggles faced by the victims of the Flint water crisis will premiere this week at NCG Cinema – Grand Blanc Trillium. 

Tickets are available online for $20. The show will begin at 8 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 5.

The movie’s Flint premiere will be prefaced with a red carpet event that will start at the Trillium movie theatre an hour before the showing at 7 p.m. There, the movie’s actors including Hawthorne James of “The Five Heartbeats,”  and Erica Peeples will be introduced. 

Written and directed by Michigan native Marc Cayce, “Flint Tale” follows the story of Flint Police Chief Daniel Hartwell and his family as they face the consequences of the water crisis both as a family and as individuals. The movie originally premiered in Miami in early 2020.

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Santiago Ochoa is Flint Beat’s Latinx Community reporter. He is always looking to write about anything Flint or Latinx. He especially enjoys investigative reporting and human-interest stories. A communications student at UM-Flint, Santiago currently serves as The Michigan Times’ (the university’s student-run newspaper) Editor-in-Chief. He has worked with publications and organizations like The New York Times and the Interamerican Press Association in the past. You can follow him on Twitter and Instagram at @santi8a98 and can send any tips or comments to sochoa@flintbeat.com