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Artists Love Movies Screening of SPF-18 with Alex Israel

(2017 | Romance | PG-13 | 75 min.)

Sunday, July 29 | 6 PM | $10 ($7 for Friends of SAC)
Details below for special benefit tickets

Followed by a conversation with the artist/filmmaker and Giulia DAgnolo Vallan

Presented with Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center

The first feature-length film made by the Los Angeles based artist is a coming-of-age story about four creatively minded teenagers who get to spend their post graduation summer in Keanu Reeves Malibu beach house. The five high school grads on the cusp of adulthood have their summer of discovery while surfing and house-sitting at Reeves' elegant home. Penny seeks to finally lose her virginity with Johnny. Johnny, in the wake of his father's death, wants to make a choice between art school and surfing. Cousin Camilla wants to be taken seriously. Country singer-guitarist Ash wants to be himself. Suspended surfer Steve wants to find his place on the beach.

The Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center and Alex Israel invite you to a post-screening reception for SPF-18 for Benefit Ticket Buyers ($150 / $75 for 30 & Under):
COCKTAIL RECEPTION 7:30 - 9:30
CATERED BY UNION CANTINA/SOUTHAMPTON SOCIAL CLUB
MARGARITA BAR HORS DOEUVRE
$150 ticket for screening and reception,
$75 for people age 30 and under

Proceeds going to the rebuilding of the Sag Harbor Cinema!
Buy your Benefit tickets HERE:
https://www.flipcause.com/secure/cause_pdetails/MzcwMTA=
Or send a check by 7/22 to:
Sag Harbor Partnership, PO Box 182, Sag Harbor, NY 11963
(add SPF-18 party in the memo field)

More info on Artists Love Movies:
https://www.sagharborcinema.org/artistslovemovies

THANKS TO GAGOSIAN FOR SPONSORING THIS EVENT!

About Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center, A Project of the Sag Harbor Partnership:

For over 100 years, there was a movie theater on Main Street, Sag Harbor, NY. Then came the fire on December 16, 2016. Now only the back portion of the Sag Harbor Cinema is left. The Sag Harbor Partnership, after months of fundraising, has purchased the Cinema from its longtime owner as of January 10th.

The Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center will restore the Sag Harbor Cinema and preserve the showing of independent, foreign and documentary films on the East End of Long Island. Rebuilding will save Main Street, keeping it local and real. Education, programming and outreach for people of all ages will ensure that the Cinema is here for the next 100 years.