Angelika Film Center
Time Out says
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.
Details
| Address: |
18 W Houston St New York 10012 |
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| 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 |
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Now showing
- This strenuous but soapy real-life drama adapted from Peter Quilter’s play End of the Rainbow bookends Judy Garland’s life in a way that leaves no doubt over who it blames for the star’s later-life struggles. Hollywood—embodied in the bullying, We...Read more
- Review by Joshua Rothkopf A chilly, frustrating Danish film becomes a chilly, frustrating American one, as Susanne Bier’s original 2006 version of After the Wedding gets a gender swap to no discernible improvement. Showy drone shots glide us into...Read more
- Bittersweet and maturely witty, director Lulu Wang’s Chinese-American family drama The Farewell beats with an immigrant’s split heart. Featuring a thoughtful, career-revising turn from Crazy Rich Asians scene-stealer Awkwafina, Wang’s autobiograph...Read more
- Review by Tomris Laffly An endearing and earnest comedy about self-acceptance and body positivity that sidesteps cheesy pitfalls, Brittany Runs a Marathon is based on the journey of a real-life friend of writer-director Paul Downs Colaizzo. Snark...Read more
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