Arts

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

"I paint from being in the ocean and what I perceive on my way there," Bobby Lurie reflected. "I am always on my way there."

"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."

I am guessing this is a show you can see a few times and catch a new comedic nuisance you may have missed beforehand.

"We have added some tunes that weren't in last year's show. We really don't play the smaller venues like Bay Street anymore, but we love Bay Street's audiences and going out to Sag Harbor," O'Keefe told Hamptons.com.

"Get your deerstalker cap on - the play's afoot! From the award winning mastermind of mayhem, Ken Ludwig, comes a fast-paced comedy about everyone's favorite detective solving his most notorious case," said Terry Brennan, General Manager of The Hampton Theatre Company.

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

"Facing danger, square on, is usually the best course of action. Our country was plunged into chaos, or worse, in 2016. And Stephen K. Bannon was at the center of it. I feel that it is important to talk to him, to investigate him, and to understand his point of view," Morris noted.

"I had this feeling that I had to step back and needed to reconsider the choices I made in my life and why I made the choices," Blondé told Hamptons.com.

"He's been on the ocean since he was 18. He's 68 now. This is the time to make a documentary about him," Chilcott told Hamptons.com.