host a screening

Left Behind is a powerful tool to help audiences learn about dyslexia and the parent-led movement to make all schools equipped to help students with learning disabilities.

Bring the film to your community group, school, non-profit organization, library, college, or university to  screen the film on a non-theatrical or educational license.

For Community Groups &
Non-Profit Organizations

Visit Kinema for more information about on-demand licenses on their digital distribution platform.

Make sure to select “Host” and click the purple “Create Screening Event” button on the left hand navigation bar to access the right information for your screening.

For Schools, Libraries, Colleges & Universities

Visit Roco Films for more information about institutional licenses or complete this form to start a conversation with their team about the right licensing option.

“This film really engaged my students and helped them understand their own disability or those of their classmates.”

30-Year Veteran Special Education Teacher
– Florida

previous screenings

Organization

Greengate School at Randolph
University of La Verne
Ready to Read Foundation
The Reading League, Colorado
Steamboat Reading
GEMS
Dairy Arts Center
Sacred Heart University Community Theatre
Wakeman Town Farm
University of South Florida
Star of the Sea School
St. Clair County ROE # 50
Black Child Development Institute
Detroit Wayne County Community College
ISD 535 Rochester Public Schools
East Orange Parent Support Group
LaGuardia Community College
Brooklyn Waldorf School
Hunter College
Community School District 29
Community School District 29
International Dyslexia Association, Northern Ohio
Tigard-Tualatin School District
International Dyslexia Association, Oregon Branch
PA Literacy Coalition
Peace of Mind & Sunnyside Academy
Texas Woman’s University
Knapp Community
Sid W. Richardson Foundation
Cedar Valley High School
Christopher Newport University
Virginia Department of Education Training & Technical Assistance Center
Joyce's Legacy Learning Center
Highland View Elementary School Reading Buddies Program
Madison Public Library
Oneida Nation
Teach All To Read

City, State

Huntsville, AL
La Verne, CA
San Juan Capistrano, CA
Denver, Littleton & Thornton, CO
Steamboat Springs, CO
Preston, CO
Boulder, CO
Fairfield, CT
Westport, CT
Tampa, FL
Honolulu, HI
Belleville, IL
Detroit, MI
Detroit, MI
Rochester, MN
East Orange, NJ
Long Island City, NY
Brooklyn, NY
New York, NY
Queens, NY
Queens Village, NY
OH
Tigard-Tualatin, OR
OR
Philadelphia, PA
Columbia, SC
Denton, TX
San Antonio, TX
Fort Worth, TX
Highland, UT
Newport News, VA
Norfolk, VA
Milwaukee, WI
Oak Creek, WI
Madison, WI
Oneida, WI
Madison, WI

International Screenings

Dyslexia Diaries, Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Lynn Galeazza Counselling and Consulting, Peterborough, Ontario, Canada
Just Literacy, Richmond, New Zealand

My 11-year-old daughter has dyslexia and my 14-year-old daughter has dyscalculia. 

There have been many moments when they have felt alone and when my husband and myself have felt alone as their parents.

[This film made us feel] understood, with such a sense of belonging like we did watching the video. It was comforting to know we aren’t alone. For once in their lives, my girls felt “normal”.

Family from Nebraska

FAQs

I’d like to watch a preview of the film before purchasing a license.
Can I request a preview link?

Yes, please submit an inquiry form, here. Roco Films should reply withing 3-5 business days with next steps.

I am the mother of 12-year-old boys with DLD (Developmental Language Disorder) and dyslexia. It was really inspirational the story of these moms.

I perfectly understand their struggle.

I think this is the struggle of [moms like me] worldwide.

Parent from Argentina