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On The Screen - "We often forget the fact that our pets are an integral part of that community, they're family," noted Joshua Bracken.

On The Screen - "We are thrilled to host Asha Stuart, Director of Lost Tribe of Africa and JaBig, subject of Escape who rode 17,000 kilometers on his bicycle from Montreal to the Arctic Ocean," Elyn Kronemeyer reflected.

On The Screen - The North Fork TV Festival will offer screenings, an actors and showrunners panel, soiree honoring Bridget Moynahan, conversation with Aida Turturro and more.

On The Screen - Hayao Miyazaki's Spirited Away is one of the most successful titles out of Japanese animation house Studio Ghibli.

On The Screen - My Art is Simmons' directorial debut.

On The Screen - "One of the biggest things was how quickly the cast bonded. We knew that this was going to be a big group effort and we needed a strong bond. We were all uniting with the goal of making a really incredible film," reflected Victoria Loke of Crazy Rich Asians.

On The Screen - "100 percent of what we raise from donations and food sales will go to stocking the shelves of the East Hampton Food Pantry," Darius Narizzano, Board Member East Hampton Food Pantry, explained.

On The Screen - "I chose this film because it is a loving ode to Cuban ingenuity and flavor," said artist and host Maria Bacardi.

On The Screen - "Surf Movie Night is a great opportunity for members of the community to come out and enjoy a night with fellow ocean-lovers," Colleen Henn noted.

On The Screen - "Women, as in most arenas, simply do not get the recognition they deserve in surfing," Grincevicius told Hamptons.com. "More and more women are breaking down barriers, but we still have a long way to go until women are treated equally within the surf industry and in the water."

On The Screen - The one-hour drama for Freeform is based on Jasmin Rosemberg's 2008 book How the Other Half Hamptons.

On The Screen - The Wall Street Journal said A Kid Like Jake was "A daring drama with a heavyweight cast, a gracefully delivered message and a hellish problem — specifically, other people."

On The Screen - "You should take them as an inspiration to be that person in your everyday life," says DeFour about Lance Cpl. Jordan Haerter and Cpl. Jonathan Yale. "What they did embodied what every Marine would hope to give forth."

On The Screen - "Cameras record worlds of wonder we cannot see except in award-winning films," Jacqui Lofaro reflected.

On The Screen - "It would be incredible for me to film in my high school. It would be incredible for me to shoot on Main Street in Westhampton," Nilsson told Hamptons.com.

On The Screen - The film falls into the category of "true crime documentary" as it depicts reenactments of the crime and includes Crump's recounting of events and his subsequent confession to police.

On The Screen - "We know there is an audience for these critically acclaimed, less-commercial films and are excited to have such wide-ranging capabilities with our new system," explained Amy Kirwin.

On The Screen - "Growing Farmers was an early look at the Trust's Farms for the Future Initiative," Kathy Kennedy explained. "The initiative has continued to grow and support our local farmers."

On The Screen - "It's at once honest and artful, a touching and clearsighted declaration of faith in people and in movies," A.O. Scott of The New York Times said about the first film screening in February.

On The Screen - "I am very excited to screen this timely portrait of a hugely influential artist who inspired other women artists to follow their dreams and ambitions," said Corinne Erni.