de Villiers

Born in Tigard, Oregon, Angie made her way back to the Portland area in 2003 after many years in Washington State and then California.

Education

• The Evergreen State College, Olympia, WA
• Inglemoor Senior High School, Bothell, WA

Employment

• HighWire Press, Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA
• PATH, Seattle, WA
• Common Ground, Seattle, WA

Interests

• Exploring Oregon wine country
• Learning to play the cello
• Visiting and supporting my local libraries
• Everything about The Elephant Sanctuary and The Gentle Barn Foundation

Associations

• The PDX/Cedar Mill Readers’ Meetup
• Facebook
• The Portland French Bulldog Meetup Group

Netflix Movies at Home

• An Education -
  

  Shipped on 05/26/10.

  Jenny's (Oscar nominee Carey Mulligan) Oxford-bound teen life is a bore in 1961 London until she's given a different kind of education after being immersed in the beguiling but hazardous world of much-older David (Peter Sarsgaard). Even Jenny's parents, Jack (Alfred Molina) and Marjorie (Cara Seymour), are intrigued by him, but her unimpressed teacher (Olivia Williams) works to keep Jenny's entire future from crumbling under David's influence.
• Soldier's Girl -
  

  Shipped on 11/19/09.

  This powerful drama tells the true story of a young soldier, Pfc. Barry Winchell (Troy Garity), who meets and falls for a beautiful transgendered nightclub performer (Lee Pace) while on a drunken outing with fellow soldiers. Winchell's relationship is frowned upon by the other soldiers -- and eventually leads to tragedy at the hands of his homophobic roommate. Garity and Pace both earned Independent Spirit nods for their performances.
• Paris 36 -
  

  Shipped on 10/27/09.

  When a neighborhood music hall closes down, a trio of unemployed friends (Gérard Jugnot, Clovis Cornillac and Kad Merad) vow to bring the business back from the dead by staging a musical they hope will be a hit. If their gamble pays off, they'll have the money to buy the theater for themselves -- and the power to control their own destinies. Christophe Barratier directs this Berlin Film Festival selection set in 1930s Paris.