CliqueClackCliqueClack has free passes for The Angels’ Share in DC
Would you like free passes to see the new Ken Loach film before anyone else? Get your free passes to the advance screening of ‘The Angels’ Share’ in Washington, D.C. right here. Read on to find out how.
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CliqueClack has partnered with IFC Films and Allied Integrated Marketing to offer our readers in the DC area free passes to the advance screening of Ken Loach’s new film The Angels’ Share. Winner of the 2012 Cannes Film Festival Jury Prize, The Angels’ Share is a comic fable about wasted talent and what happens when we are given a chance in life. It would be hard to see Robbie (Paul Brannigan) as a man worthy of redemption. He’s constantly watching out for a gang of thugs looking to settle a family grudge, his girlfriend is giving birth to a baby while her father offers him money to leave Glasgow, and he’s serving 300 hours of community service. But when Robbie meets Harry (John Henshaw), the gruff but benevolent man in charge of his sentence, he finds a hidden talent for Scotch whiskey — and a new chance at life. For distillers, the angels’ share is the whiskey lost to evaporation each year, and that little fact makes a rare cask of whiskey the perfect target for a heist. A hilarious story about second chances, The Angels’ Share is a tender crowd-pleaser from legendary filmmaker Ken Loach (The Wind that Shakes the Barely, Kes) and screenwriter Paul Laverty.
The screening will take place on Wednesday, April 24, 7:00 PM at the Landmark E Street Cinema. CliqueClack has a limited number of Admit Two passes available on a first come, first served basis. All you need to do is leave a comment on this post requesting a pass and we will send you one via email. As passes are limited, we will offer one pass per email/IP address. Any duplicate requests will be held for release if there are still passes available closer to the screening date. Please note, a pass does not guarantee you a seat as screenings are often overbooks to ensure a full house. Please plan to arrive early to secure your place in line. CliqueClack is not responsible for seating at the screening or the number of passes available. This offer will end when all of the passes have been claimed, so leave your comments now!
The Angels’ Share opens in DC on April 26th.
38 Comments on “CliqueClack has free passes for The Angels’ Share in DC”
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Thanks CliqueClack and thank you E Street Cinema!
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After viewing the trailer for Angels’ Share, I’m sure there will be no talking during the screening because
the moviegoers will be concentrating on the actors accents.
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Angel’s Share is the small amount of alcohol that evaporates out of barrels during fermentation. It is also the names of a movie
about second chances. Paul Brannigan’s character Robbie is a thug, a new father and is sentenced to 300 hours of community service.
During this time he is taken to a distillery and he hatches a plan to steal the whiskey.The movie was subtitled as some of the accents were hard to understand. I liked the movie and seeing it at the E Street Cinema made my day. Add the movie to you must see list.