on the screen

On The Screen - "I'm delighted to continue our partnership with Hamptons Doc Fest and to kick off the season, which focuses on women artists, with Louise Bourgeois who was hugely influential and galvanized so many women artists who came after her," said Corinne Erni.

On The Screen - "This program has an outcome of short films, but the PROCESS is where we apply the focus and primary meaning," Kate Mueth said. "To understand that HOW we maneuver through our lives is possibly even more important than the places we reach is, we find, highly helpful in helping youth (and adults!) to thrive, to be happy, and to feel enriched on a very deep level."

On The Screen - Solutions to climate health focused on the East End include "Showing how our community can positively impact and increase our chances for a healthy planet" by meeting with others to discuss initiatives "in conversational forums that are well versed in [our three initiatives] regarding Plant-Based Diet, Regenerative Practices (land and sea), and Reducing Food Waste," and "how these strategies can create a healthy climate right here in our home towns as well as around the world," relayed Hawken.

On The Screen - "It's fascinating to watch [Boris] Karloff. Like Spencer Tracy in Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, he brings an extra dimension to his character: The role bears some resemblance to real life," Roger Ebert said about the Target star in a film review.

On The Screen - "Delicious Hollywood satire, brilliant screwball, a somber portrait of the Great Depression and an ode to the mighty power of comedy itself, Sullivan's Travel's is virtually a perfect film," SHC's Artistic Director Giulia D'Agnolo Vallan noted.

On The Screen - "I'm delighted to present this film that shows how the struggle to preserve the environment is universal, and I'm hoping that it resonates with our audience in an area where parallels to over-development threatening nature could be drawn," said Corinne Erni, Senior Curator of ArtsReach and Special Projects.

On The Screen - "Whether it's a scene or an entire film, cinemas and the movie going experience have been at the heart of so many movies…It seemed a natural theme for this last pre-opening series; and also a good way to acknowledge the extraordinary collective effort that made possible the rebuild of the Sag Harbor Cinema," Giulia D'Agnolo Vallan relayed.

On The Screen - "The films really run the gamut, which is why programming is always such a challenge for us because there's so many really good films," Lofaro told Hamptons.com.

On The Screen - "I think it's really important for us to mourn with these characters and I think that every time we have a terrorist, mass killing anywhere in the world, we all die a little bit," Campbell told Hamptons.com.

On The Screen - "I feel enormously privileged and honored to be able to help her bring her story to light in this way," Walton Hamilton told Hamptons.com.

On The Screen - "An extraordinary film. Wonderful. Full of striking compositions that make the ordinary beautiful," Jonathan Romney said about Los Reyes.

On The Screen - "I'm thrilled to collaborate with Sag Harbor Cinema to present such an intriguing program by contemporary artists who are also filmmakers," said Corinne Erni, Senior Curator of ArtsReach and Special Projects. "Their cinematic exploration represents another dimension that allows new insights into their art practice for our audiences."

On The Screen - "It's just a really supportive and loving program," Tambini told us.

On The Screen - "She, to me, is the epitome of what a strong woman is," Hawk told Hamptons.com about Dr. Louise Pearce.

On The Screen - "While Chace [Crawford] had never played a role where he's insecure and doesn't really realize he's good looking - because, of course, Chace is always cast as very handsome, I always thought of him for it," Johnson told Hamptons.com.

On The Screen - "This documentary of her life, made by longtime friend Timothy Greenfield-Sanders, brings her back to us in wonderful ways. Morrison was, and remains, a natural treasure of American literature," Jacqui Lofaro noted.

On The Screen - "We are elated to conclude our festival with Trey Edward Shults' WAVES, a beautiful drama of a family's love that will absolutely mesmerize our audiences," said David Nugent, Artistic Director of the Hamptons International Film Festival. "And with our Breakthrough Artist signature program, we are pleased to recognize the talent of Camila Morrone, Aldis Hodge, Lulu Wang, three artists whose work on the screen has been stunning."

On The Screen - "This year's theme is EQUITY and the films were specially selected to shed light on inspiring people and important issues around the world," Elyn Kronemeyer noted.

On The Screen - "This year's eclectic program includes films highlighting surf cultures and personalities from Tofino to Tasmania," Trey Highton explained.

On The Screen - Women's Surf Film Festival founder Davina Grincevicius says, "we're deeply grateful that the Women's Surf Film festival is returning to the Montauk Beach House. It's a base for New York's surf community and provides such a warm and welcoming home to present the work of artists seeking to highlight women's experiences within the surf world."