Greenwich Entertainment debuted the official trailer for Accepted, the feature documentary that looks at Ivy League college admissions, putting under the spotlight – TM Landry, a controversial school in Louisiana that sends its graduates to elite universities.

Directed by Dan Chen, the documentary was an official selection of many film festivals including Tribeca, Cleveland, Double Exposure Investigative, Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival, and went on to win Audience Choice Award Best Black Lens Film at Sidewalk Film Festival.

Accepted opens in theaters and on VOD on July 1, 2022.

Four high school seniors in rural Louisiana attend T.M. Landry, an unconventional K – 12 school housed in a sparse warehouse made famous for sending its graduates to elite universities like Harvard, Yale, and Stanford. The students aim to meet the intense expectations of Mike Landry, the imposing founder of the school who charts a relentless course towards their college dreams. When the New York Times publishes an expose on Landry’s controversial methods, the school buckles under the scrutiny. Each senior is left to contend with uncomfortable truths about their school and the college admissions system, and decide for themselves what they are willing to do to be accepted.

Accepted offers a unique and intriguing look at the world of Ivy League college admissions and the true cost of getting that first foothold into elite American society. In his first documentary feature, director Dan Chen grounds a broader look at the inequities in the American education system with unbelievable access to T.M. Landry and the deeply personal stories of four dynamic students looking to overcome countless obstacles to achieve their dreams.

Watch the official trailer for Accepted.