On The Record, a documentary about Russell Simmons’ alleged sexual assault and harassment multiple women, has landed at HBO Max. The streaming service picked up the film after Oprah Winfrey and distributor Apple TV+ stepped away from the project.

The documentary primarily focuses on former Def Jam executive Drew Dixon, who claims Simmons sexually harassed and raped her in 1995. The film also covers the stories four other women — Alexia Norton Jones, Jenny Lumet, Sherri Hines and Sil Lai Abrams — who’ve also accused the Hip Hop mogul sexual assault and misconduct.

“The fierce determination Drew Dixon and all the women who bravely chose to share their stories in On the Record moved us proundly,” HBO Max’s head original content Sarah Aubrey said in a press statement. “I’ve been impressed with Amy and Kirby’s work over the years covering this complex subject matter, and look forward to this film finding the widest possible audience.”

On The Record premiered at the 2020 Sundance Film Festival, just a few days after Winfrey exited her role as the documentary’s executive producer. The film is directed by Academy Award-nominated duo Kirby Dick and Amy Ziering.

“Kirby and I are so proud to be teaming with HBO Max to give this film the outstanding platform it deserves and can’t wait for the public to see and hear the voices these courageous women,” Ziering stated.

Simmons has denied the allegations against him. HBO Max is scheduled to launch in May.