Scarf Merrell’s “Shirley” Finds a Hollywood Cast
For four years, Susan Scarf Merrell had a secret — the hardest secret she’s ever had to keep. Finally, the word is out.
SummerDocs Serves Up Fresh Slate, Anniversary Style
"Bathtubs Over Broadway," "Chef Flynn" and "Robin Williams: Come Inside My Mind" comprise the lineup of HIFF's 10th annual SummerDocs series.
Get A Sneak Peek of ‘Bernard and Huey’
“Bernard and Huey” is already an award-winning film, having screened at more than 25 festivals across five continents.
Nature Films for Earth Day
Celebrate Earth Day by attending the Hamptons Take 2 Documentary Film Festival’s Spring Docs Day.
Stages To Tackle “13”
This weekend, Stages, a Children’s Theatre Workshop will also rise up to the challenge.
“Human Flow” Finds Audience at Parrish
Over the course of a year, Chinese artist Ai Weiwei visited 40 refugee camps in 23 countries.
HIFF Screenwriters Lab Sets Precedent
The Hamptons International Film Festival just made history. For the first time in 18 years, all three up-and-coming voices in the annual Screenwriters Lab belong to women.
THAW Fest Unites East End Arts World
Hamptons Art Network’s 19 member organizations are teaming up for this weekend’s THAW Fest to bring a cultural awareness that transcends the luxurious lifestyle often associated with the Hamptons.
HIFF Announces Fresh Batch Of Films
On November 29, 2002 — one year after the death of George Harrison — Olivia Harrison and longtime friend Eric Clapton organized a performance tribute in his honor.
Before ‘The Exorcist,” There Was Paul Crump
William Friedkin may be best known for his Oscar-winning films “The French Connection” and “The Exorcist” — the latter of which is still considered the most frightening film ever made — but the director got his start with documentaries.
American Values Film Series Continues with Julie Andrews
The American Values Film Series, presented by the Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center, continues on Sunday, March 4 at 2 p.m. with a screening of “The Americanization of Emily” at Pierson High School Auditorium.
The 90th Annual Academy Awards Are Coming
It’s never a challenge to track down the major Oscar nods before the Academy Awards air —this year on March 4 — but the lesser-known nominees can be near impossible. Bay Street Theater and the Hamptons International Film Festival are making it easier.
Sag Harbor Cinema Project To Go Before ZBA
The Sag Harbor Village Zoning Board of Appeals is scheduled to hear variance requests from the Sag Harbor Partnership to rebuild and expand the former Sag Harbor Cinema.
Bits & Banter: HIFF Announcement, Jazz!, Zima! is Coming, Writers Return
Bundle up and come search for mythological gods, goddesses, creatures and fantastical visions.
Bits and Banter: Bees Doc Still Buzzing, Channeling The Piano Man, Night of Theater...
The Killer Bees are still stinging — and landing film distribution deals.
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With Frost/Nixon, Politics — and Television — Make Strange Bedfellows
The exchange was recorded during a series of 1977 interviews between Frost and Nixon and they are the subject of “Frost/Nixon,” the second production of the mainstage season at Bay Street Theater.
Grammer Brings His Good Parts to Westhampton Beach
For every album Andy Grammer writes, there are 100 songs that came before it — at least. In the case of his third studio release, “The Good Parts,” it was 115.
Quinn Comes To Bay Street as One of a Kind
The stand-up comedian — most notably known for his tenure on “Saturday Night Live” — will bring his newest show, “One in Every Crowd,” to Bay Street Theater on Saturday, June 23.