Anthony Baxter/2020/119 min/Social Justice, Water, People & Cultures, Health
FILM DESCRIPTION: Filmed over 5 years and long after the story was front page news, “Flint: Who Can You Trust?” is full of new twists and turns. Journalist/filmmaker Anthony Baxter goes beyond the headlines in Flint, Michigan, where a government poisoned its own citizens’ water supply, to show the complete breakdown of authority, public trust and faith in the truth itself. “Flint” is a powerful investigation of the breathtaking scope of toxic pseudo-science, celebrity activism, and official negligence. The film reveals the devastating impact on poor people and people of color, which make up the majority of the residents in Flint, as they continue to seek justice and clean water. Featuring Marc Ruffalo and narrated by Alec Baldwin. Produced by Richard Phinney and Sabrina Schmidt Gordon.
Saturday, March 6, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Central Standard Time
Tickets available to U.S. viewers only.
After the screening, stay connected to discuss the film with:
Facilitator Alejandro Bodipo-Memba, Founder & CEO, OVP Management Consulting
Resource Panelists:
Anthony Baxter, Director, Flint: Who Can You Trust?
Nakiya Wakes, Resident of Flint, MI; appears in Flint: Who Can You Trust?
Nathalie Baptiste, Reporter and Columnist, Mother Jones Magazine