




Martin Scorsese presents The Sag Harbor Cinema Festival of Preservation
November 7-11, 2025
From hand painted animation to avant-garde, Hollywood classics and foreign masters, SHC’s own festival, dedicated to the preservation of film and its culture in all their forms, returns for its fifth year with a rich program of restorations, rarities and rediscoveries. An array of guests, including archivists, historians, collectors, and filmmakers will join in to discuss and illuminate.
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Festival of Preservation Pass
Passes grant you entry to all screenings and events throughout the Festival, and include an invite to The Preservation Party, Saturday night, November 8th.
$55 for Sag Harbor Cinema Members, $95 for non-members.
The Cotton Club Encore
Directed by Francis Ford Coppola (1984)
Introduced by James Mockoski, Restoration Supervisor at American Zoetrope
High Society
Directed by Charles Walters (1956)
Introduced by George Feltenstein, Warner Bros. Discovery Library Historian, via Zoom
Till We Meet Again
Directed by Frank Borzage (1944)
Introduced by Cassandra Moore, Vice President of Mastering and Archive at NBCUniversal
Nice Girls Don’t Stay for Breakfast
Directed by Bruce Weber (2018)
Followed by Q&A with photographer Bruce Weber and Carrie Mitchum, granddaughter of Robert Mitchum
Footlight Parade
Directed by Lloyd Bacon (1933)
Special presentation by Bruce Goldstein, Film Forum’s Founding Repertory Director
The Lovers on the Bridge
Directed by Leos Carax (1991)
Introduced by filmmakers Brady Corbet and Mona Fastvold
Duel in the Sun
Directed by King Vidor (1946)
Introduced by Kevin Schaeffer, Director of Restoration and Library Management at the Walt Disney Studios
Only Angels Have Wings
Directed by Howard Hawks (1939)
Introduced by Grover Crisp, Executive Vice President, Asset Restoration and Preservation at Sony Pictures Entertainment
Black Girl
Directed by Ossie Davis (1972)
Followed by Q&A with playwright J. E. Franklin


















