Only 1 in 5 people have dyslexia, yet nearly half of everyone incarcerated suffers from the learning disability. Those ratios don’t match, and a new documentary, “Left Behind,” aims to address the dyslexia problem at its source: the public school system.

IndieWire can exclusively share the trailer for “Left Behind,” which Abramorama is releasing in theaters on January 17, 2025.

Brothers Jeff and Steven McDonald helped put SoCal punk on the map in the late 1970s as teenage miscreants in Redd Kross, and now their unique tale is being told in the documentary Born Innocent: The Redd Kross Story, which will be screening throughout the U.S. in December and January. SPIN premieres the official trailer below.

Hello, Love, Again, the widest domestic release for a Filipino film, now holds a record for the highest opening weekend for the same with $2.4 million and a no. 8 spot.

Mullen first reached out to the "Abcdefu" singer about collaborating on a single for "Left Behind," a documentary centered on dyslexic children

Bonding over their experiences with dyslexia, the pair created an anthem for the film about mothers fighting to get their children the educational attention they deserve.

EXCLUSIVE: “You know, it’s a political movement in a kind of odd way,” says U2 drummer Larry Mullen Jr. of the documentary Left Behind and its tale of New York mothers attempting to bring into being the first school for dyslexics in the Big Apple’s public system.

ComingSoon is exclusively debuting the Wayward trailer, previewing the upcoming drama about a family’s run-in with a female hitchhiker that kickstarts a quest that blurs the line between kidnapping and running away.

EXCLUSIVE: Filipino film Hello, Love, Again, the sequel to the 2019 box office hit Hello, Love, Goodbye, will release in theaters across the U.S. and Canada on November 15.

EXCLUSIVE: Abramorama has acquired worldwide theatrical distribution rights for the concert film Raye: My 21st Century Symphony Live At The Royal Albert Hall.

Veteran rockers Coldplay have teamed with Abramorama to mount what they have described as a “global theatrical premiere event” tied to their upcoming album Moon Music. 

EXCLUSIVE: Abramorama and Zeitgeist Media are unspooling David Smick’s documentary America’s Burning with a set of special screenings at Regal Cinemas on Monday, Oct. 7 and Oct. 14.

Abramorama has acquired worldwide theatrical distribution rights for a fall release for “Born Innocent: The Redd Kross Story,” the feature documentary about the seminal L.A. cult rock band.

Breakout documentary “Sweetheart Deal” has finally landed a North American distributor — and unveiled its buzzy trailer.

After debuting at Slamdance and going on to receive awards at the Seattle Film Critics Society, Seattle International Film Festival, Chicago Underground Film Festival, Bend Film, Atlanta Underground Film Festival and the Brooklyn Film Festival, IndieWire can confirm that “Sweetheart Deal” will be distributed by Abramorama. Elisa Levine and Gabriel Miller co-direct the film.

EXCLUSIVE: Hoof Dreams, a documentary that delves into the world of equestrian Eventing and the quest for gender equality in Olympic sports, is getting a theatrical release.

EXCLUSIVE: Abramorama has taken global rights to Electric Lady Studios: A Jimi Hendrix Vision, a documentary on the creation of Hendrix’s famed recording studio from Experience Hendrix L.L.C.

EXCLUSIVE: Band Placebo are getting the rockumentary treatment with This Search For Meaning, which will feature new interviews with band members Brian Molko and Stefan Olsdal as well as contributions from the likes of Shirley Manson, Yungblud and Robbie Williams.

EXCLUSIVE: Abramorama has acquired North American theatrical distribution rights to the Michael Douglas-narrated documentary America’s Burning, directed by bestselling writer David Smick and produced by Ian Michaels. The film will hit theaters July 12.

Nearly 20 years after its initial release, My Morning Jacket’s renowned 2006 concert film Okonokos is back, this time in 4K, alongside a limited number of theatrical screenings. Originally recorded during a two-evening stint at San Francisco staple The Fillmore in November of 2005 during the band’s Z tour, the two-hour performance recalls a pivotal moment in the rock group’s lengthy career.

EXCLUSIVE: Abramorama announced they have acquired the rights to North American theatrical distribution of veteran political documentarian AJ Schnack‘s latest film Majority Rules, which captures a history-making period during which Alaska became the first state in the nation to implement new election reforms that promise to put voters back at the forefront of elections and governing.

Abramorama has acquired North American theatrical distribution rights to “She Rises Up,” a documentary about the intersection of women and poverty.