Chelsea Kino Corner Double Feature: “Fear” & “Angst”

Kino Korner is a monthly film and discussion series organized by UNC graduate students Max Tsarev and Josh Heaps.

FREE for Triangle area students!

FEAR (1996)

A 16-year-old girl takes up with a charming young man who quickly shows his colors when he beats a friend simply for walking with her and then goes totally ballistic after she tries to break up with him. Directed by James Foley. 97 minutes.

 ANGST (1983)

A troubled man gets released from prison and starts taking out his sadistic fantasies on an unsuspecting family living in a secluded house. Directed by Gerald Kargl. 87 minutes.

The Chelsea Theater is the area’s only nonprofit theater devoted entirely to film. The newly renovated Chelsea presents first run independent and documentary films, with an emphasis on films by international, diverse, and underrepresented filmmakers emphasizing films with limited distribution.

New films open every Friday and include evening and matinee options throughout the week. The Chelsea’s three screen theater means more options, and more chances to see award winning films and festival favorites that you won’t find at the mainstream theaters.

Visit thechelseatheater.org for this week’s titles and showtimes.