Nominated for all the major Oscars, this psychological noir starring Ingrid Bergman is where the term "gaslighting" comes from.

Charlie Chaplin's first feature finds the down-but-never-out Tramp adopting a foundling child.

An investigation into abuse and missing children at an Indian residential school ignites a reckoning in this stunning tribute to the resilience of Native people.

This brilliantly whip-smart statement on urban paranoia and loss of individuality stars Donald Sutherland, Leonard Nimoy and Jeff Goldblum. Discussion follows.

Martin Scorsese shares his fascination with these audacious filmmakers in this spellbinding cinematic essay about movie magic.

This urgent documentary traces the rise of the Christian nationalist political movement and their efforts to erase the line between church and state. Discussion follows.

This political docu-thriller follows a bipartisan group of US defense and legislative leaders as they simulate their response to a reprise of the Jan 6 attack. Discussion follows.

Acclaimed tenor Benjamin Bernheim sings the title role of the tormented poet, alongside sopranos Erin Morley and Pretty Yende and mezzo-soprano Clémentine Margaine.

Malcolm McDowell stars in Stanley Kubrick's darkly ironic and notoriously violent near-future satire. Discussion follows.

This evening honoring one of the world's most dynamic actors includes a compilation reel, a conversation with Malcolm about his extensive career and a screening of a hard-to-find film.

This compelling and playful documentary is about why you should join a club — and why the fate of American democracy depends on it. Pre-show discussion.

This irreverent Sundance audience award winner follows a 13-year-old Taiwanese American boy as he navigates the joy and chaos of first-gen adolescence.

Nominated for all the major Oscars, this psychological noir starring Ingrid Bergman is where the term "gaslighting" comes from.

Jason Schwartzman and Carol Kane star in this unorthodox screwball comedy about a cantor losing his faith and his 70-year-old bat mitzvah student.

Filmmaker Bess O'Brien explores the incredible resiliency of Vermonters struggling with food and housing insecurity. Discussion follows.

Narrated by Jason Momoa, this vital documentary illuminates the connection between the ocean's most dazzling creatures and sustaining all life on Earth. Pre-screening discussion.

Mezzo-soprano Emily D'Angelo stars as a hot-shot fighter pilot in Tony Award-winning composer Jeanine Tesori's dramatic examination of the cost of modern warfare.

The Belfast hip-hop group KNEECAP play themselves in this raucous and funny origin story, laying down a global rallying cry for the defense of native cultures.

Charlie Chaplin's first feature finds the down-but-never-out Tramp adopting a foundling child.

An investigation into abuse and missing children at an Indian residential school ignites a reckoning in this stunning tribute to the resilience of Native people.

A visually rich documentary about one of the most revered artists of the 15th century, an early master of perspective, line and color. Pre-show gallery talk at the Hood Museum of Art.

Jay Craven interweaves the stories of two Revolutionary War-era Vermonters: the rebel schemer Ethan Allen and Lucy Terry Prince, a formerly enslaved woman defending her family from local intimidation.

This brilliantly whip-smart statement on urban paranoia and loss of individuality stars Donald Sutherland, Leonard Nimoy and Jeff Goldblum. Discussion follows.

Get pumped for Election Day with this classic political thriller starring Dustin Hoffman and Robert Redford as the reporters who broke the Watergate scandal. FREE!

A boldly-reimagined pandemic production of the holiday classic brings together dancers and artists of the highest caliber in this documentary ode to creativity.

Alums working for streaming platforms (Disney Plus, Apple Media, YouTube), AI companies and more exchange ideas about the future of entertainment.

This unprecedented look at our country's parole process explores how we as a society might seek justice in a humane way and what it means to deserve a second chance.

Sarah Paulson and Ebon Moss-Bachrach star in this dust-bowl era psychological thriller.

This panel of alumni non-fiction filmmakers share stories about the obstacles they face and rewarding experiences where their films have made a difference.

Alumni working in physical production, producing, directing for television and new media explore the relationship between form and content and new modes of storytelling.

This program of bite-sized movies showcase the talents of established filmmakers, up-and-coming talent and student work by famous alumni. Discussion follows.

A surprise title brought to you by the studio behind 'Moonlight,' 'Everything Everywhere All At Once,' 'Past Lives' and 'Midsommar.'

Local Dartmouth alumni and current students share clips of new work and discuss the resources and inspiration available for aspiring filmmakers in the area.

Alexi Pappas '11 and RZA star in this comedy about an artist-in-residency program where the attendees must unlock their full creative potential or abandon art forever.

An 18th birthday mushroom trip brings free-spirited Elliott face-to-face with her wisecracking 39-year-old self (Aubrey Plaza) in this coming-of-age comedy.

Martin Scorsese shares his fascination with these audacious filmmakers in this spellbinding cinematic essay about movie magic.

Extraordinary Norwegian soprano Lise Davidsen makes her Met debut as the passionate title diva in David McVicar's thrilling production.

Julie Taymor's (Broadway's 'The Lion King') astonishing English-language production of Mozart's enchanting fairy tale has become a beloved holiday tradition for family audiences.