Character Relationships in Flint

LeeAnne Walters (played by Betsy Brandt) is a protagonist in Flint. Flint mother whose son suffers from lead poisoning and skin rashes after the water switch. Proactively attends city council meetings, contacts officials to test her water, and collaborates with experts to expose the crisis. Adina Banks (played by Lyndie Greenwood) appears in Flint. Hospital worker in Flint. Experiences a miscarriage linked to the water crisis. Secretly retrieves blood-lead records from her workplace for Dr. Mona Hanna's analysis and participates in distributing water test kits. Mike Glascow (played by Brian Hamman) appears in Flint. Nayyirah Shariff (played by Jill Scott) appears in Flint. Community activist who supports LeeAnne Walters at a city council meeting, arguing that a nine-month adjustment period for the water is unacceptable. Co-investigates public water records regarding corrosion controls.

Character Relationship Map: Flint

Flint (2017) Poster

Flint (2017) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.

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Story Analysis

A documentary chronicle of municipal negligence, citizen resistance, and scientific validation during a public health emergency.

Plot Progression

  1. The Poisoned Switch
  2. Health Crisis & Official Denial
  3. Citizen Investigation & Evidence Gathering
  4. Public Exposure & Systemic Change

Directed by Bruce Beresford

Flint (2017) · 6.8/10 · drama, tv-movie