Abramorama has acquired the North American rights to Alex Gibney's acclaimed documentary "Knife: The Attempted Murder of Salman Rushdie," which focuses on the brutal knife attack that left renowned author Salman Rushdie surviving at the hands of an Islamic fanatic. The documentary is set to premiere on September 17 at the IFC Center in New York.

This documentary aims to shed light on Rushdie's life and the challenges he faced, while also sparking an important discussion about freedom of expression and the threats faced by artists. Gibney seeks to provide viewers with both a personal and societal perspective by deeply exploring Rushdie's story in the documentary.

Abramorama's involvement in this project will help the documentary reach a wider audience. The screening schedule and distribution plans for the documentary will assist viewers in better understanding this significant issue. Additionally, the documentary is expected to contribute to discussions on art and freedom of expression.

Salman Rushdie's story has become a symbol not only of a writer's struggle for survival but also of the fight for freedom of thought. This documentary aims to inspire viewers by showcasing his courage and the challenges of his writing career.