Suburban Fury

The documentary delves into the life of Sara Jane Moore, who took a shot at President Gerald Ford on September 22, 1975. Through Moore’s own narrative, the film examines her transformation from an FBI informant to an attempted assassin, providing insight into her motivations and experiences.

Director Robinson Devor crafts a film that echoes the style of 1970s thrillers while addressing significant historical events such as the Attica prison uprising and the rise of the Black Panthers. The documentary offers a compelling look at political unrest during that era, with Moore serving as a provocative and unapologetic focal point. With a runtime of 118 minutes, it presents a detailed exploration of an often-overlooked moment in American history.