Abramorama has acquired worldwide rights to “The Test & The Art of Thinking,” the documentary feature directed by Michael Arlen Davis and produced by Davis and Jyll Johnstone

Abramorama and Kew Media International are teaming to release The Heart of Nuba, a documentary from Kenneth A. Carlson that documents the work of Dr. Tom Catena

Brett Morgan's documentary was distributed by Abramorama and grossed $1.7M

Mangurama has announced a deal for the North American theatrical release of Randall Wright’s heart-warming documentary “Summer in the Forest.”

The film follows Bell and a team of elephant rescuers — led by world-renowned Asian elephant conservationist and Time magazine’s Hero of Asia, Sangdeaun Lek Chailert

The launch takes place five days before what would have been George Harrison’s 75th birthday.

Bert Marcus Productions has partnered with Abramorama for the North American distribution rights to documentary, What We Started, which delves into the world of electronic dance music

Abramowitz’s Abramorama has released dozens of documentaries theatrically, including this year’s Jane Goodall doc Jane and last year’s hit Beatles doc Eight Days a Week ($2.9 million).

Chasing Great reached a milestone as the top-grossing doc in New Zealand of all time and had the third highest opening weekend in Australia.

Abramorama has generated $1.3 million in domestic grosses for Jane, which explores the work for anthropologist Jane Goodall. The National Board of Review gave Jane its top documentary award on Nov. 28.

The film, which examines Australia’s love-hate relationship with its best-known icon, will be released theatrically in New York and Los Angeles on January 19 before releasing to select cities nationwide.

Abramorama and Columbia Records/Legacy Recordings will premiere Jennifer Lebeau’s Bob Dylan concert documentary Trouble No More with Landmark Theatres.

Abramorama and Above & Beyond announced a deal for all rights, including a global theatrical rollout, to Above & Beyond Acoustic – Giving Up The Day Job.

The new concert documentary film highlighting Bob Dylan's infamous gospel period will hit theaters for a one-night-only event on Thursday, November 2nd.

Abramorama is partnering with Showtime Networks for the theatrical release of Life in 12 Bars, which has been submitted for Oscar consideration.

He had been collaborating with the company as a consultant since 2010 on titles including recently Ron Howard’s The Beatles: Eight Days A Week – The Touring Years, Miss Sharon Jones!, and Listen to Me Marlon.

The director's new film explores a mass murder in Northern Ireland that hints at government conspiracy, evidence tampering, and hidden political motives.

Under the agreement, Abramorama will release the films in theaters across North America and, together with Cargo, will work with the filmmakers on the global release across all platforms.

The First to Do It brings together current NBA players and Hall of Famers to celebrate and examine the moments that created the league and country we know today. 

The title is a film-within-a film that centers on the Armenian genocide of 1915 and was a critical favorite at this year’s Tribeca and Hot Docs film festivals.