Overview
- Us Weekly reports the feature-length film is now screening in select theaters, with earlier coverage listing October 16–17 as the U.S. opening window.
- Richard Gere serves as executive producer on the roughly 90‑minute project examining the Dalai Lama’s teachings on compassion and inner peace.
- Directors Philip Delaquis and Barbara Miller shape the film as a hybrid rather than a conventional documentary, according to Gere.
- Hindustan Times, citing Deadline, says Abramorama holds North American theatrical rights and plans subsequent availability on Apple TV and Amazon Prime Video.
- Commentary notes potential geopolitical sensitivity given the China–Tibet context and Gere’s advocacy, though no official response is cited in the coverage.