A film as unflinching and fierce as its protagonists, Abacus: Small Enough to Jail has earned extended theatrical runs in New York City at the IFC Center (for the 5th consecutive week), San Francisco at the Opera Plaza Cinema and Berkeley at the Shattuck Cinemas.

The film opens this Friday at the Gene Siskel Film Center in Chicago, Coolidge Corner Theater in Boston and Ritz Bourse in Philadelphia.

Find details and ticket links here: www.abacusmovie.com/events

The film's earned critical acclaim in the LA Times, New York Times and RogerEbert.com, to name a few.

• "It's not every day that you end up rooting for a bank, but the story ABACUS: SMALL ENOUGH TO JAIL tells is no ordinary tale." –Kenneth Turan, The Los Angeles Times
• "Crowd-pleasing...A classic underdog tale." – Ben Kenigsberg, The New York Times
• "A legal thriller...Everyone needs to see it." –Matt Zoller Seitz, RogerEbert.com
• "This is a case where this family said, 'No, we're going to fight back,' for their community." – PBS NewsHour

The film has also been lauded on social media, garnering attention from the likes of George Takei and Justin Chang.

Here's @KennethTuran on the vital, infuriating @AbacusMovie, a doc that tied my Shanghainese stomach up in knots. https://t.co/9s4mudKALK

— Justin Chang (@JustinCChang) June 12, 2017

We were thrilled to have @GeorgeTakei see ABACUS at the @IFCCenter last week! Now in theaters nationwide: https://t.co/Uyo47kOFlY pic.twitter.com/rynV5Au2Eo

— Abacus (@AbacusMovie) May 31, 2017

And viewers across the world:

The @AbacusMovie @sydfilmfest was gut-wrenching. Excellent commentary on the American 2008 financial crisis. #film #documentary #movies

— Nicki Escudero (@nickialanoche) June 11, 2017

Wow! .@AbacusMovie was amazing! Great people, solid pacing, maddening miscarriage of justice. #SmallEnoughToJail

— Documentary Site (@documentarysite) June 6, 2017

To stay up to date on all things Abacus and find out when it's screening near you, you can follow the film on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.