Continuing our 34-year tradition of showcasing artwork from local Hamptons artists, HamptonsFilm is thrilled to announce the 34th annual Hamptons International Film Festival poster, featuring original art by acclaimed artist and East Hampton resident Almond Zigmund.

This year’s poster features Almond Zigmund’s piece Red, White and Blue: 2025, a 22 x 30-inch monoprint on paper created by Zigmund with master printer Samuel Havens at The Church in Sag Harbor.

Poster designed by Daniel Forkin of Studio Propeller with marketing help from Stephen Doyle of Doyle Partners, both based in the Hamptons.

200 acres of barren farmland, and a dream to harvest in harmony with nature.

Tomorrow, Wednesday, July 15, we're hitting the road to Amber Waves Farm for a FREE outdoor screening of THE BIGGEST LITTLE FARM, winner of the HIFF26 Audience Award back in 2018! This heartwarming, family-friendly documentary follows a husband and wife who quit their jobs and leave their city with the dream of building a farm from the ground up. 

Be sure to bring a lawn chair! We’ll be handing out free popcorn, selling HamptonsFilm merch, and more! Pre-screening remarks will begin around 8:15pm. 

Our popular free screenings of classic movies on Main Beach and in Herrick Park—and also in new locations with beloved new community partners—are here! Join us on Wednesdays in July and August at sundown, next up, after THE BIGGEST LITTLE FARM is...

HOME ALONE (Christmas in July) at Herrick Park | July 22

Check out HamptonsFilm Under30, a new membership specifically catered toward the next generation of filmmakers and film lovers on the East End and beyond.  From ticket and merchandise discounts to exclusive live events and other perks, there's no time like the present to sign up for you or a loved one!

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