From Walter V. Marshall, the director of 2014’s Cody High: A Life Remodeled, comes Life in Osborn, a profile of Osborn High School on Detroit’s east side and the community surrounding it. At the center of revitalization efforts is the non-profit group Life Remodeled, which continues to transform one of the most blighted areas in the city, using the public high school as its cornerstone. Interview subjects include Pandora Ingram, who struggles to regain her faith in community after losing a son to gang violence, and some of the estimated 10,000 volunteers from businesses, churches, and residences (led by founders Chris Lambert and his wife Andrea) that have resulted in lower crime rates and higher graduation numbers.

After the film: The Free Press’ Carlton Winfrey leads a discussion about neighborhood revitalization with director Walter V. Marshall, Skillman Foundation President and CEO Tonya Allen, Life Remodeled’s Chris Lambert, and Osborn Neighborhood Alliance Director Quincy Jones.

Sunday, April 3 at 3:30 p.m. ONLY
Documentary – NR – $10 – Get tickets online