Angelika Film Center and Cafe bringing indie and foreign films to Fairfax on Sept. An artists's rendering of the Angelika Film Center and Cafe, a new eight-screen cinema scheduled to open Sept. 21, 2012 at the Mosaic retail and residential development in Fairfax. (Angelika Film Center and Cafe) Fairfax's Cinema Arts Theatre is about to get a bit of healthy competition. So, for that matter, are Landmark's E Street and Bethesda Row cinemas, which for the last several years have owned the art-house film scene. On September 21, the Angelika Film Center and Cafe - a posh, eight-screen multiplex specializing in indie and foreign fare - is scheduled to open in the new Mosaic retail, restaurant and residential development in Fairfax. Located at the intersection of Lee Highway and Gallows Road, the three-story theater (part of a "boutique" chain with outlets in New York, Dallas and Plano, Tex.) will boast a lounge serving adult beverages and a cafe with a global-fusion menu created by Lee Anne Wong, a former finalist on "Top Chef." In addition to "The Master," "Liberal Arts" and other films that you'll find on a handful of screens, the Angelika's opening week offerings will include an exclusive engagement of "Hello, I Must Be Going," a rom-com starring Melanie Lynskey of "Two and a Half Men" and Christopher Abbott of "Girls."