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Sophia Loren Inspires: HamptonsFilm Hosts What Would Sophia Loren Do? Screening in Palm Beach
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Cocktails, seated dinner, and a star-studded mix of NYC and Hamptons tastemakers at the Colony Hotel gather to celebrate the documentary.
On Tuesday, March 3, HamptonsFilm and executive producer Regina K. Scully hosted an unforgettable evening celebrating the documentary What Would Sophia Loren Do? which follows Italian American grandmother and film buff Nancy Kulik, who finds joy and inspiration from her idol, Sophia Loren.
The well attended event, featuring cocktails and a seated dinner, took place at the iconic Colony Hotel in Palm Beach, Florida.
The screening welcomed the film’s subject Nancy Kulik, director Ross Kauffman, with executive producer Regina K. Scully, alongside HamptonsFilm Executive Director Bob Feinberg and Chief Creative Officer David Nugent.
The media and film-loving crowd included prominent NYC and Hamptons figures:
- Alan Kulik, philanthropist and husband of Nancy Kulik
- Maria Cuomo Cole, producer and social advocate
- Kenneth Cole, fashion designer and activist
- Geralyn Dreyfous, film producer and executive
- Caroline Hirsch, film producer, founder NY Comedy Fest and Carolines
- Susan Rockefeller, philanthropist and filmmaker
- Sam Pezzullo, arts and media executive
- Anita Cosgrove, cultural patron
The evening celebrated artistry, film, and inspiration, drawing a vibrant mix of Palm Beach, NYC, and Hamptons tastemakers.
See more photos from the Palm Beach Event at The Colony in the Event Gallery.