Abandoned is a hard-hitting documentary that exposes the abusive discharge practices of injured active-duty members by the Department of Defense (DoD). By highlighting the experiences of those affected by these injustices, the film seeks to raise public awareness and prompt legislative action to establish third-party oversight of the entire discharge process.

The documentary follows a journey across the country, featuring interviews with casualties of these abusive practices, discussions with journalists familiar with the issue, and conversations with confidential informants inside the Department of Defense who have firsthand knowledge of the corruption taking place.

Abandoned delves into the motivations and methods behind the DoD's actions and the consequences for those who speak up. By bringing these disturbing practices across all military branches to light, the film aims to spark a public outcry that will ultimately force Congress to take decisive action.

The Department of Defense is expected to make every attempt to discredit, censor, and de-platform the film. Despite these challenges, Abandoned remains committed to shedding light on these injustices, giving a voice to the injured service members who have been wronged, and advocating for the changes necessary to ensure their rights, benefits, and dignity are protected.