Left Behind

Left Behind tells the story of a group of determined mothers fighting for the education of their children struggling with dyslexia. These mothers, aiming to establish the first dyslexia school in New York City, the largest school district in America, challenge the education system and strive to provide a better future for their children. Their compelling stories and courageous efforts will inspire viewers and perhaps change their perspectives on the education system. The film exposes the struggles of both individuals with dyslexia and their families, and their efforts to overcome these challenges. The dynamic atmosphere of New York City forms the backdrop of the film, enhancing the realism of the story.

Left Behind enables viewers to better understand the difficulties experienced by individuals with dyslexia and their families. This film enhances the viewer's empathy and raises awareness about dyslexia. It also provides a critical perspective on the education system and society's attitudes on this issue.

The film was shot in New York City, which has the largest school district in America and students from a wide variety of cultural and social backgrounds.