Suburban Fury

Suburban Fury is a documentary about Sara Jane Moore, who attempted to assassinate President Gerald Ford in San Francisco in 1975. After spending over three decades in prison, Moore narrates her own journey from serving as an FBI informant to becoming a would-be killer. The film sets her personal account against a broader landscape of political radicalism and unrest, including the activities of the Black Panthers and the Symbionese Liberation Army, as well as the events in Attica and the U.S.-backed coup in Chile.

The film was directed by Robinson Devor and produced by 2R Productions. It marks the first entry in a chronological list of Devor's directed works, followed by You Can't Win in 2026. The screenplay was written by Robinson Devor alongside Robert Finkle and Charles Mudede. The production was managed by producers Jason Reid and Zachariah Sebastian. Sara Jane Moore appears as herself in the 118-minute feature.