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Romar Entertainment
Founded2004 (as a independent company)
2012 (as a production house)
Key peopleJames Schramm (independent company)
Xanthe Huynh (production house)

Romar Entertainment was a theatrical distribution and production company formed by James Schramm.

Releases

  • Carmageddon, released summer 2013
  • DJ, released March 29, 2013
  • Dino Time, released November 30, 2012
  • The Oogieloves in the Big Ballon Adventure, released August 31, 2012
  • Fuego, released October 2007
  • No Names aka Mafia Boogie, released late 2007
  • The Message, released 2007
  • BloodRayne, released in January 6, 2006, first and only official film by Romar Entertainment.
  • The Helix...Loaded, released in 2005

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