SAG HARBOR CINEMA PRESENTS LUCHINO VISCONTI
The midweek matinees are back at the Cinema with five films by Italian master Luchino Visconti, including his rarely seen neorealist masterpieces Ossessione, La Terra Trema and Rocco e i suoi fratelli. Plus new restorations ofIl Gattopardo andGruppo di famiglia in un interno.
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SHC PRESENTS: STRAIGHT STORY
As journalists continue to reckon with an onslaught of economic, political and legal threats, Sag Harbor Cinema pays tribute to their fine art – and how it relates to preserving truth, protecting memory, and holding authorities and institutions accountable – with screenings of Julia Loktev’s My Undesirable Friends: Part I – Last Air in Moscow and Alan Berliner’sLetter to the Editor.
‘GO WEST’ IS BACK AT SAG HARBOR CINEMA FEATURING NINE WESTERNS FROM THE SIXTIES
February 13th-19th, 2026 SHC_PR 2026_2_4_GO WEST THE SIXTIESDownload Sag Harbor, NY – Following the success of last year’s Go West: The Fifties series — and screenings of new restored King Vidor’s Duel in the Sun and Richard Brooks’ The Professionals at the latest Festival of Preservation — the Cinema announces another salute to the westerns with Go West: The Sixties, a weeklong series beginning over Presidents’ Day weekend. This year, the nine-film series will accent the 1960s and feature the work of Howard Hawks, Gordon Douglas, David Miller, John Ford, Sergio Leone, Sam Peckinpah, and Monte Hellman. “I am happy…
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SAG HARBOR CINEMA PRESENTS KEN BURNS’S THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
Experience Burns’s new six-part epic on the big screen February 1st through March 8th, 2026
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SAG HARBOR CINEMA’S HOLIDAY CHEERS TO THE MEMBERS – BELL, BOOK AND CANDLE
A screening of the magical Kim Novak and Jimmy Stewart 1958 classic with a special introduction and sneak peek of the upcoming documentary Kim Novak’s Vertigo. Member’s holiday celebration to follow.
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Sag Harbor Cinema’s “Projections” Series Presents“The Bonackers Project: Currents of Memory & Meaning”on Sunday, December 14th at 11am at Sag Harbor Cinema
Sag Harbor Cinema continues its “Projections” series on Sunday, December 14th, from 11am-1pm, with The Bonackers Project. This event is free to the public and will feature a screening of the documentary The Bonackers followed by the panel discussion “The Bonackers Project: Currents of Memory & Meaning,” which explores the layered histories of the communities that have shaped the East End.
SAG HARBOR CINEMA IN COLLABORATION WITH HAMPTONS DOC FEST PRESENTS BELOW THE CLOUDS Sunday, December 7th at 4:30PM
with award-winning filmmaker Gianfranco Rosi in attendance for a Q&A following the screening
GUESTS AND NEW FILMS ANNOUNCED FOR SAG HARBOR CINEMA’S FIFTH ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF PRESERVATION
Filmmakers Bruce Weber, Carrie Mitchum, Brady Corbet, Sara Driver, Bill Morrison, and Mona Fastvold will appear at the Cinema, as well as restoration experts from The Film Foundation, Sony, Disney, Universal, Zoetrope, Fleischer Studios, and Warner Bros. Added to the program are screenings of Ossie Davis’ Black Girl (1972) with writer J.E. Franklin and Bill Morrison’s Ghost of the Past (2025). Plus the annual Preservation Panel.
BRUCE WEBER’S FILM JOURNALS AT SAG HARBOR CINEMA’S FESTIVAL OF PRESERVATION
A new gallery exhibit from acclaimed photographer and filmmaker Bruce Weber opens November 7th on the Cinema’s third floor featuring icons Robert Mitchum and Chet Baker. Plus a book signing and a screening of Weber’s Nice Girls Don’t Stay for Breakfast followed by a Q&A with Bruce Weber and Carrie Mitchum
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