The award-winning film "Return of the Mack: Back for Da Smoke" debuts at Fillmore Detroit on June 19
The Return of the Mack will debut at The Fillmore Detroit on June 19. The film shines a spotlight on human trafficking through the emotional journey of a father trying to rescue his daughter. The film will be followed by a concert featuring Dej Loaf, Trick Trick, Tone Tone, and more. Visit GrandRisingProductions.com for tickets and more information. The movie will be available to the public exclusively at Emagine theaters starting June 20.
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The award-winning film "Return of the Mack: Back for Da Smoke" debuts at Fillmore Detroit on June 19
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