In 1975, 45-year-old Sara Jane Moore fired two shots at President Gerald Ford in San Fran’s Union Square. Decades later, she recounts her journey from FBI informant to would-be assassin in Robinson Devor’s gripping documentary. Set against the turbulence of the 1970s, marked by Attica, the Black Panthers, and the SLA, Moore’s unapologetic voice anchors a taut, cinematic portrait of radicalism, rebellion, and one woman’s place in a nation on the brink.