When it opened in 1989, the Angelika immediately became a player in the then-booming Amerindie scene, and the six-screen cinema still puts the emphasis on edgier fare, both domestic and foreign.
Angelika Film Center
| Venue name: | Angelika Film Center | Contact: |
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| Address: |
18 W Houston St New York 10012 |
Cross street: | at Mercer St |
| Transport: | Subway: B, D, F, M to Broadway–Lafayette St; 6 to Bleecker St |
| Price: | $14, seniors and children $11 |
- It’s Belfast, 1971, and Gary (Unbroken's Jack O’Connell), a young private in the British Army, is thrown in at the deep end of the Northern Ireland conflict. More than that, his hands are tied and there are bricks in his pocket. This quiet lad fro...Read more
- Hidden codes, secret meanings and mixed messages pulse through the reliable, old-fashioned, buzzing copper wires of true-life period drama The Imitation Game. Snappy and not too solemn, but perhaps not as much of a psychological puzzle as it could...Read more
- Alzheimer’s disease is a Greek tragedy: Preordained by genetics (if not the Fates themselves), the neurodegenerative disorder is an unfathomably cruel death march down a tunnel that disappears behind you and gets darker with every step. Still Alic...Read more
- A documentary spin on Thank You for Smoking, Robert Kenner’s Merchants of Doubt is a side-eye look at the spin doctors who are paid to confuse us. Racing through a brief history of corporate misdirection (the origins of which involve Big Tobacco p...Read more
- In this harrowing, high-impact follow-up to The Invisible War (on the rape epidemic within the U.S. military), writer-director Kirby Dick again teams with producer Amy Ziering, to take on reputable colleges that systematically ignore the issue of ...Read more
