Abramorama Acquires ‘Miss Represenation: Rise Up,’ Jennifer Siebel Newsom Documentary About Backlash Against Women In Social Media Age
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Deadline reports that Abramorama has picked up North American distribution rights to Miss Representation: Rise Up, a documentary from director Jennifer Siebel Newsom that examines the backlash against women amid AI, social media, and rising misogyny. The film is set to premiere at IFC Center in New York City on October 22, with a broader theatrical rollout to follow. The acquisition lands the project with a distributor known for handling issue-driven documentary fare.
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