On December 19, 2014, Columbia released another cinematic adaption. During the Great Depression of 1933, a little orphan called Annie was residing in New York City's Hudson Street Orphanage. Agatha Hannigan, a vicious alcoholic who makes the orphans to clean the building every day, runs it. One day, Annie is mistakenly taken out of the orphanage and placed with a wealthy family, the Aldens. The children adopt her, naming her their own personal guardian angel, and she decides to stay with them. Annie Man: She has been adopted by an American family, the Aldens. They live at 12 Cherry Tree Lane, near the city orphanage where she first landed up. Now you might be wondering what kind of film would come out in 2013 but not in 1933. Well, the movie was written and directed by John Carney who had also written In Bruges which was released in 2008. So you can see that he knows how to write comedy scenes so this should be interesting to watch. Also, the cast is very famous so that will definitely attract more people to go and see the movie. But besides those two facts, I cannot say too much more about the movie because I have never heard of it before now. It is very sad that there are only two images available from the movie on Google Plus.