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 |
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| Address: |
18 W Houston St New York 10012 |
Cross street: | at Mercer St |
| Venue phone: | 212-995-2000 |
| Website: | http://angelikafilmcenter.com |
| Transport: | Subway: B, D, F, M to Broadway–Lafayette St; 6 to Bleecker St |
| Price: | $14, seniors and children $11 |
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