DON’T MISS
Science on Screen
June 25th, 6:00pm
Synthetic Dreams and Ghost Machines
Dr. Steven Skiena will join the Cinema for a presentation exploring the rapidly evolving worlds of artificial intelligence and robotics.
The presentation will be followed by a screening of Ex Machina, Alex Garland’s provocative science-fiction thriller exploring the seductive and unsettling boundaries between human consciousness and artificial intelligence.
Special Series
May – September
Summer Noir
Tracing the genre’s evolution from its classic roots to modern incarnations, all summer long.
Continues Monday June 22nd with Touch of Evil (Orson Welles, 1958), and Monday June 29th with The Killers (Robert Siodmak, 1946)
Special Screening + Exhibit
June 26th, 6:30pm
Happy Birthday Jerry Schatzberg
Opening of a new exhibition, “Frames: Jerry Schatzberg”
Followed by screening of Puzzle of a Downfall Child (Jerry Schatzberg, 1970)
Q&A
July 2nd, 6:30pm
No Picnic
(Philip Hartman, 2026)
Followed by Q&A with filmmaker Philip Hartman
Coming Soon:
Puzzle of a Downfall Child
Directed by Jerry Schatzberg (1970)
BEYOND FILM
All In For Sag Harbor Cinema
June 28, 6pm – 11pm
Fourth Annual Poker Tournament and Casino Night
Place your bets on a thrilling night! All in support of Sag Harbor Cinema.
Five Years of Magic
July 31, 6:30pm
2026 Annual Benefit
Join us for an evening that’s equal parts glamour and joy: cocktails at sunset, a sit-down dinner, a spirited silent and live auction, and a night-ending bonfire right on the beach. We’ll be raising a glass to five years of non-stop programming — and honoring the incomparable Bob Shaye, Founder of New Line Cinema.
SHC EDU
Summer Filmmaking Workshop
Applications are open now for the 2026 Summer Filmmaking Workshop – an immersive two-week experience where high school students take their ideas from script to screen.
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About Sag Harbor Cinema
The Sag Harbor Cinema is a state-of-the-art triplex movie theater located in the village of Sag Harbor, NY. We are a community-based cinema dedicated to presenting and educating about the past, present, and future of movies and preserving the filmgoing experience.
As a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization we rely on public funds not just keep the lights on, but to keep our vision strong. We are grateful to the generosity of the donors and members who together constitute the single greatest family of supporters for the cinema’s programs and mission.
