Internationally recognized master of the lute-like pipa, China’s most popular instruments for the past two millennia, Wu Man plays with astonishing fire and joy.
- Friday, January 27th at 8:00 pm
Internationally recognized master of the lute-like pipa, China’s most popular instruments for the past two millennia, Wu Man plays with astonishing fire and joy.
Based on the national bestseller, Emma Stone, Viola Davis and Octavia Spencer have all earned Oscar nods as three very different, extraordinary women in 1960s Mississippi, whose unlikely friendship puts them all at risk.
Anna Paquin (True Blood) gives a stunning performance as a witness to a terrible accident in Manhattan. Matt Damon and Mark Ruffalo co-star in Kenneth Lonergan’s follow-up to 2000’s You Can Count On Me.
Golden Globe winner Michelle Williams just earned a Best Actress nod for her revelatory performance as the iconic starlet who tumbles into a weeklong dalliance with a young British production assistant.
In a dystopic future where humans face the likelihood of extinction, a disillusioned bureaucrat (Clive Owen) struggles to protect a lone pregnant woman. Action-packed, riveting and haunting, Children is a must see.
Representing a new generation of hard-driving bands, these young men have won fans worldwide with their incendiary music representing life in the barrio.
Directed by a the grandniece of José Luis Calderón, this inventive documentary traces the outlandish but true story of the rise and fall of a Mexican moviemaking dynasty.
The EYEWASH series brings prominent film and video artists to Dartmouth. Tonight Dan Streible presents a curated program of shorts and participates in a Q&A with the audience. Free admission.
Carl Orff’s Carmina Burana with orchestra and professional soloists.
Jane Campion produced this unsettling but fascinating depiction of a young woman’s reckless descent into a shocking world of erotic desires.
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