Abramorama has acquired U.S. theatrical rights to the healthcare documentary Bending the Arc, with Matt Damon and Ben Affleck as executive producers.

Abramorama has picked up the U.S. and Canadian theatrical distribution rights to The Farthest, the documentary on NASA’s Voyager space mission program.

Abramorama has bought U.S. and Canadian theatrical distribution rights for the space documentary The Farthest, which celebrates NASA’s Voyager mission.

Abramorama will kick off the national film tour of Turn It Around: The Story of East Bay Punk with a week long run at the IFC Center in New York City.

“When Abramorama came on board with a vision to release the film theatrically, their efforts built an awareness that exceeded our most optimistic expectations.”

The film was released by Abramorama for theatrical audiences during and after a North American film festival run in the spring.

Hare Krishna: The Mantra, The Movement and The Swami Who Started It All from Abramorama grossed $21,473 from one showing in New York, which gave the film the weekend’s highest per theater average among all reporting releases as of Sunday.

Abramorama has acquired blues documentaries Sidemen: Long Road To Glory and Two Trains Runnin' for theatrical release in August.

Birthright: A War Story will be released by Abramorama in theaters starting July 14.

The Grateful Dead fans showed up to support the four-hour documentary released by Abramorama.

Deadheads will be lining up for Abramorama’s Long Strange Trip – The Untold Story of The Grateful Dead, opening in New York and L.A.

Richard Abramowitz, president of the independent production and distribution company Abramorama, says that Cannes has the potential to act as a panacea.

Richard Abramowitz, one of the earliest and most successful pioneers of this approach, has been utilizing a hybrid approach to achieve remarkable results.

The feature documentary about Srila Prabhupada, the controversial Indian swami who championed the need for a revolution in consciousness.

Chasing Trane is booked in more than 100 theaters from distributor Abramorama.

Indie distributor Abramorama and band Green Day are teaming to distribute Turn It Around: The Story Of East Bay Punk.

The film, which already made a splash on the festival circuit, is being released in theaters by Abramorama starting April 14th in New York at the IFC Center.

The Abramorama-released film follows James Freeman, a young man who is faced with a debilitating and incurable depression.

In a protest against Islamophobia, Abramorama is part of a new film series, to be shown across the country that features movies from countries affected by President Trump’s latest travel ban.

Abramorama calls Chasing Trane “the definitive documentary film about an outside-the-box thinker with extraordinary talent whose boundary-shattering music continues to impact and influence people around the world.”