Hopkins Center for the Arts at Dartmouth

Our second favorite Colorado festival returns with an adrenaline-fueled lineup from across the globe.

This long-lost film documents the 1972 National Black Political Convention, where 10,000 Black politicians, activists and artists met to forge a national unity platform.

"A fascinating study of how even the seemingly impartial world of technology is subject to embedded racism and privilege." RogerEbert.com

The restoration of this extraordinary 1958 concert film captures legendary performers like Chuck Berry, Louis Armstrong, Dinah Washington & Mahalia Jackson in their prime.

Sports, history, racism and nationalism collide in this remarkable story of star athlete and indigenous rights activist Adam Goodes, the Colin Kaepernick of Australia.

Juan José Campanella ("The Secret in Their Eyes") pays tribute to the golden age of Argentine cinema in this razor-sharp dark comedy.

This sumptuous period piece traces the tumultuous fortunes of a peasant maid, whose social-climbing aspirations cross with revolutionary intrigue in 18th-century Europe.

A Chinese artist creates a wondrous life-sized puppet show to capture his father's fading mind and memories.

An accessible, informative and optimistic look at a possible future if we embrace today's best solutions to the climate crisis.

Ex-pat Kit (Henry Golding, "Crazy Rich Asians") travels through Vietnam, finding belonging and love in this lush and atmospheric romance.

Like Monty Python crossed with low-budget sci-fi and German Expressionism, this absurd take on Canadian history follows a rising politician obsessed with power and women's shoes.

A fascinating and sensitive portrait of Dr. Jess Ting and his pioneering work in gender reassignment surgery.