Hop Film
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About Hop Film

Film

Great Movies. Every Weekend.

Hop Film celebrates the scope, beauty and impact of film through a diverse, unique and engaging slate that encourages film literacy and appreciation in the Dartmouth community and beyond. 

The wide-ranging program runs every weekend primarily in the 237-seat Loew Auditorium. In addition to foreign and independent film, recent Oscar winners and classics, the slate includes a series curated by the Dartmouth Film Society (DFS) and one-of-a-kind shows often with a live guest. Rounding out the lineup are the Art on Screen shows: HD broadcasts ranging from The Metropolitan Opera to London's National Theatre to blockbuster art exhibitions.

Upcoming Films

Upcoming Films

Fedora
Film
22/23 Arts On Screen
Met Opera in HD

Fedora

Umberto Giordano

The exhilarating drama returns to the Met repertory for the first time in 25 years with a new production.

January 14, 2023
Lohengrin
Film
22/23 Arts On Screen
Met Opera in HD

Lohengrin

Richard Wagner

A thrilling new production tells the story of the mysterious swan knight.

March 18, 2023
Falstaff
Film
22/23 Arts On Screen
Met Opera in HD

Falstaff

Giuseppe Verdi

Shakespeare's notorious knight comes to witty, farcical life.

April 01, 2023
Der Rosenkavalier
Film
22/23 Arts On Screen
Met Opera in HD

Der Rosenkavalier

Richard Strauss

Get swept away by the bittersweet comedy about love, seduction and the passing of time.

April 15, 2023
Champion
Film
22/23 Arts On Screen
Met Opera in HD

Champion

composed by Terence Blanchard with a libretto by Michael Cristofer

A young boxer rises from obscurity to become a world champion.

April 29, 2023
Don Giovanni
Film
22/23 Arts On Screen
Met Opera in HD

Don Giovanni

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

A modern retelling of the tragicomedy of deceit and damnation.

May 20, 2023
Die Zauberflöte
Film
22/23 Arts On Screen
Met Opera in HD

Die Zauberflöte

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

A daring new production of the timeless classic.

June 03, 2023
Tribute to David Harbour

Reel Talk

Singular screenings featuring introductions and/or post-film discussions with related artists. 

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Ford v Ferrari

Telluride at Dartmouth

Thanks to a longstanding friendship between the Telluride Film Festival and Dartmouth, six new festival films come to campus every September for special advance screenings.

Barry Jenkins

Campus Connections

Student engagement and campus collaboration comprise the heart of our program and constitute over 50% of our offerings. Regular and thoughtful partnerships with student groups, academic departments and campus centers help drive student attendance and further incorporate film into the course curriculums.

Hop Film by the Numbers

The bulk of the program occurs in the 237-seat Loew Auditorium in the Black Family Visual Arts Center. Larger or high-profile events (sneak previews, tributes) are in Spaulding Auditorium (900 seats).

31,000+

People went to a film at the Hop last year