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Sag Cinema Head Resigns

Tue, 07/06/2021 - 11:27

The Sag Harbor Cinema has announced that Jamie Hook, its executive director since September 2020, has resigned as of June 27. The theater will operate under the leadership of Genevieve Villaflor, its acting executive director; Giulia D’Agnolo Vallan will continue to serve as artistic director.     

“I am so grateful to have had the opportunity to work closely with the unique communities of Sag Harbor, including the village government, the school, and a host of other local cultural institutions,” said Mr. Hook in a statement released by the cinema.     

“I was brought on to help reopen this historic cinema for the public, and after a long-awaited journey, I’m so pleased by the work that has been done by our team. As I depart to pursue other interests, I have no doubt that the cinema will continue to thrive under Genevieve’s direction.” He and the cinema's staff and board declined further comment.     

In the same statement, the cinema’s board commended Mr. Hook’s efforts, which culminated in a "soft" opening in April and a grand opening over the Memorial Day weekend. “We recognize the passion and dedication Mr. Hook brought to the task of opening our brand-new cinema up to the public,” said John Alschuler, president of the board.     

The cinema remains open for public screenings seven days a week.

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