Eric Steel’s film “Kiss the Water” explores the life of the late Megan Boyd, who made fishing flies in a remote Scottish town.
Morgan McGivern
Arts
At the East Hampton Library
“We tried to make a film that was about the mystique and fairy tale of fly fishing.”
“Kiss the Water” explores the mystique of the fly-carving craft and what makes a salmon take a fly.
“The Maid’s Room” engages a topical and inflammatory subject — immigration
Michael Walker, writer and director of “The Maid’s Room”
Paula Garces, left, who plays Drina, and Annabella Sciorra, her employer, Mrs. Crawford, in a scene from “The Maid’s Room”
Motherwell described his experience with collage as “making beautiful love for the very first time”
“Untitled,” from 1943, was one of Robert Motherwell's first collages and was created in Jackson Pollock's studio.
Georges Poncet, Galerie Jaeger Bucher/Jeanne-Bucher
Robert Motherwell in his studio at 33 West 8th Street, New York, around 1945.Peter A. Juley and Son Collection, Smithsonian American Art Museum
A rich field of local, national, and international subjects, from short to feature length
“The Last Safari” follows a journalist back to East Africa, where she shares the photographs she took there with her subjects.
Events at Guild Hall
At the Shelter Island Presbyterian Church
At the East Hampton Library
The Hamptons International Film Festival will show Katharina Otto-Bernstein’s “Absolute Wilson”
First produced in 1987 Off-Broadway, it is considered one of Terrence McNally’s finest plays