OPENS NOV. adidas superstar shoes 13 AT THE ANGELIKA DALLAS, PLANO AND HOUSTON The first film in history to win Audience Awards at both Sundance and the Toronto International Film Festival, PRECIOUS (presented by Oprah Winfrey and Tyler Perry), is a poignant, hopeful story based on the novel Push by Sapphire. timberland classic Generating tremendous Oscar buzz, this Lee Daniels film stars newcomer â??Gabbyâ?? Sidibe as Precious – an overweight, illiterate teen, pregnant with her second child. scarpe nike Living in Harlem in the late 80â??s with her abusive mother (Sundance Special Jury Prize winner Mo’Nique), Precious accepts a slot at an alternative school and, through education, seeks the hope and change she desperately needs.

Local Barbershop Quartets â??Ringsideâ? and â??Initial Soundâ? to perform prior to AMERICAN HARMONY! On Friday, Nike Scarpe Donna August 21 and Saturday, nike air max outlet August 22 prior to the 7:20 showtimes of AMERICAN HARMONY, air jordan retro 12 cheap local Houston barbershop quartets â??Ringsideâ? and â??Initial Soundâ? will sing a few songs for the guests at the Angelika. “Ringside” will be the featured performers on Friday and â??Initial Soundâ? will sing on Saturday. Both quartets will be there to answer questions and sing a few tunes in the lobby at 6:50pm and will do a short performance in advance of the 7:20pm showtime for the patrons of AMERICAN HARMONY.

The Angelika Film Center & the Village East Cinema host multiple question & answer events this weekend.  Meet directors & actors and ask them your questions about their latest work! Question & Answer events follow various showtimes (see links below).

This weekend, we’re proud to host guests from FIX, THE MESSENGER & THE MISSING PERSON.

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Nominations for the 67th Annual Golden Globe Awards were announced this week, new balance 1300 with most of the excitement focused on Jason Reitman’s UP IN THE AIR (which already nabbed the NBR‘s approval as the Best Film of 2009). Nike Pour Homme Competing with festival favorite PRECIOUS and James Cameron’s upcoming AVATAR, air jordan 31 UP IN THE AIR is up for Best Drama, among other awards.

The Angelika is proud to feature multiple Golden Globe nominees, including 4 out of 5 films nominated in the Foreign Language category. Click here for a complete list of what’s showing now & coming soon to the Angelika Film Center in your city.

GOLDEN GLOBE-NOMINATED FILMS FEATURED AT THE ANGELIKA FILM CENTER

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Jay Chandrasekhar, oakley boutique Paul Soter and Erik Stolhanske of BROKEN LIZARD (creators of SUPERTROOPERS and BEERFEST)Â will introduce their new film,

As reviewed in the New York Times, THE COVE (currently playing at the Angelika New York) “…is a Trojan horse: an exceptionally well-made documentary that unfolds like a spy thriller, nike roshe flyknit donna complete with bugged hotel rooms, clandestine derring-do and mysterious men in gray flannel suits.” Following director Louie Psihoyos (whose photos have appeared in many issues of National Geographic) and his team into dangerous waters, nike air jordan 6 THE COVE sets out to uncover the shocking mysteries of a hidden dolphin cove in Japan.

12Th Annual Polish Film Festival in Houston â?? Angelika Film Center – FULL SCHEDULE

Thursday, October 29, 2009
7:00PM â??We are Going to the Movies Tomorrowâ? director Michal Kwiecinski (2007) (85 min.) (â??Glass Trapâ? short film 15 min)

Friday, October 30, 2009
7:00PM â??A Time to Dieâ? director Dorota Kedzierska (2007) (104 min.)
9:15PM â??Scratchâ? director Michal Rosa (2008) (84 min.)
(â??The Loneliness of a Short-Order Cookâ? short film 24 min)

Saturday, October 31, 2009 Halloween Costume Party
7:00PM â??Never Say Neverâ? director: Wojtek Pacyna (2009) (102 min)
9:15PM â??Godâ??s Little Villageâ? director Jacek Bromski (2009) (110 min.) Actress Agnieszka Kotlarska in appearance

Sunday, November 01, 2009
6:00PM â??Preserveâ? director Lukasz Palkowski (2007) (100 min.)
(â??The Wanted Womanâ? short film 16 min)

Saturday, Novenber 7, 2009
7:00PM â??Drowsinessâ? director Magdalena Piskorz, (2008) (105 min.)
(â??The Peopleâ??s Republic of Polandâ? short film 15 min)
9:30PM â??How Much the Trojan Horse Weightsâ? director Juliusz Machulski (2008) (118 min.)

Sunday, November 8, 2009
6:00PM â??Little Moscowâ? director Waldemar Krzystek, in appearance (2008) (119 min.)

Short Films:
â??The Glass Trapâ? director Pawel Ferdek (2008) 15 min
â??The Loneliness of a Short-Order Cookâ? director Marcel Sawicki (2008) 24 min
â??The Wanted Womanâ? director Michal Marczak 16 min.
â??The Peopleâ??s Republic of Poland de Luxeâ? director Edyta Wroblewska, 2008 15 min

Starts tomorrow – advance tickets available!

Angelika Dallas: Oct 7th & Oct 8th
Angelika Plano: Oct 11 & Oct 12
Angelika Houston: Oct 16 & Oct 17

Shakespeareâ??s ALLâ??S WELL THAT ENDS WELL, in a highly acclaimed production by Marianne Elliott, will be filmed live at the National Theatre in London and broadcast by satellite to cinemas worldwide.  ALLâ??S WELL is the second play in the pilot season of NT Live, the Nationalâ??s ground-breaking initiative which launched in June with the hugely successful broadcast of Phèdre with Helen Mirren, seen by 50,000 people in 19 countries around the globe.

Set against a background of sexism, snobbery and a battle between the generations, ALLâ??S WELL THAT ENDS WELL turns fairytale logic on its head in a wondrous, bittersweet story.   The feisty but lowly Helena (Michelle Terry) falls in love with Bertram (George Rainsford), a haughty count.  To gain his hand she is set a string of impossible tasks.  Nevertheless, our heroine, whether wisely or no, refuses to give him up.