Deadline near to support ‘Street Fighting Man’ on Kickstarter
Among other things, we’re impressed that the producers of the documentary, Street Fighting Man, which follows three Detroit men — each a generation apart — who seek to define their lives “ended our tenure in Detroit with a bang at Detroit SOUP, a monthly dinner/fundraising event that provides micro-grants for creative projects in the D. We were chosen to present Street Fighting Man and had the opportunity to connect with new fans, network with art lovers, and screen our 8 minute work-in-progress reel for those in attendance. The reaction was incredible.”
Check out a clip here, and while you’re on the site hit the Kickstarter link and help support the film, if you so choose.
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