Everybody in Waco asks the same question: whatever happened to Louis Fite? In 1990 he was the most famous teenager in Central Texas — 2,532 yards, Texas 5A Player of the Year, Parade All-American, his No. 7 retired at Waco High. What the city never knew: he was homeless the whole time. And at the peak of his promise, he vanished to a junior college in Kansas — and even Louis didn't know why. Thirty-three years later, this film finds the answer. With appearances by Pro Football Hall of Famer LaDainian Tomlinson, coach Johnny Tusa, and the Waco voices who lived it, The Good Fite is a story of hunger, faith, and football — based on the memoir by Louis Fite.

This is a red carpet event — Louis Fite and the filmmaker in attendance, with a Q&A following the screening.

$25.50. Tickets can be purchased here.