SUBURBAN FURY

Robinson Devor’s Suburban Fury has been in the works for some time. In fact, the team sent out a press release all the way back in 2010, announcing that production was underway on a documentary about Sara Jane Moore, the conservative, high society hobnobber, turned FBI informant, turned radical leftist who tried to shoot President Gerald Ford in September 1975 outside San Francisco’s St. Francis Hotel. Though no title was revealed, the teaser “Think of it as Errol Morris‘s Mr. Death meets Francis Ford Coppola’s The Conversation” promised plenty of intrigue. Fortunately, Suburban Fury has been worth the wait.

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