Vic Skolnick, Cinema Arts Centre co-founder, dies at 81
Vic Skolnick, co-founder and co-director of Huntington's Cinema Arts Centre, died Thursday morning, June 10, 2010. Photo credit: Christopher Appoldt Credit: Christopher Appoldt
Cinema Arts Centre co-founder and co-director Vic Skolnick died Thursday at his home in Centerport. He was 81.
“Vic, a film scholar and much-beloved member of both the Long Island and global film communities, leaves behind a rich legacy of love and inspiration that will continue to be felt for future generations,” a CAC spokeswoman said in a note to supporters.
Skolnick is survived by his partner of nearly 60 years, Charlotte Sky, and their son, Dylan Skolnick.
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