Kino Lorber is set to release the acclaimed documentary SUBURBAN FURY on VOD and digital platforms next month, arriving on May 12th, 2206. The film world premiered at the 2024 New York Film Festival before launching in US theaters in limited release on December 5th, 2025.
Suburban Fury is directed by Robinson Devor., and is a gripping portrait of Sara Jane Moore, a single mother from suburban San Francisco who, in 1975, attempted to assassinate President Gerald Ford.
More than a historical retelling, the film is an intimate character study, and a chilling mirror of America’s ideological divide. Framed around unprecedented access to Moore herself, it unfolds as a first-person monologue shot across the Bay Area sites where her radicalization took root. Blending rare archival footage with a stylized imagined exchange between Moore and her FBI handler, Suburban Fury traces her transformation from patriotic volunteer and government informant to disillusioned revolutionary with a gun in her hand.
Fifty years later, Moore’s story feels eerily prescient, a reflection of how ordinary citizens can be swept into extremism, conspiracy, and rage. Suburban Fury doesn’t offer easy answers; instead, it immerses us in one woman’s unraveling and the country that mirrored her fracture.
We’ve added the release date to our Streaming Calendar. Check out the film’s official trailer below.