A Clockwork Orange

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Don't miss the fall lineup of iconic classics, fresh cinema and (of course) advance screenings straight from the Telluride Film Festival!

The Dartmouth Film Society, the oldest college film society in the country, celebrates its 75th anniversary this fall. Throughout the year, we'll be charting the impact of Dartmouth alums on the entertainment industry through screenings of landmark classics and new work by alumni screenwriters, actors, directors and producers. The keystone event of this yearlong celebration will be the Dartmouth Film & Media Alumni Fest (Nov 7-10), featuring six new films, panels, parties and more!

Fall Film Calendar 

This Fall kicks off with the Telluride at Dartmouth series, featuring seven screenings direct from the acclaimed Colorado film festival. This year's lineup includes adaptations of bestsellers (Conclave, Nickel Boys, Don't Let's Go to the Dogs Tonight), a ticking-clock thriller about the opening night of SNL, a stop-motion animated comedy and Will Ferrell on a road trip with a friend who's trans.

In October, we are thrilled to present the Dartmouth Film Award to legendary actor Malcolm McDowell. McDowell will join us for a screening of A Clockwork Orange as well as a special tribute event with a conversation about his extensive career in film and television.

Throughout October, Hop Film is also partnering with the Rockefeller Center for Public Policy on a four-part film series leading up to the election. From the separation of church and state to special guest Robert Putnam's Bowling Alone to preparing for an encore insurrection, these films explore threats to American Democracy and what we can do about them.

And most exciting! The Dartmouth Film Society, the oldest college film society in the country, celebrates its 75th anniversary this fall. Throughout the year, we'll be charting the impact of Dartmouth alums on the entertainment industry through screenings of landmark classics and new work by alumni screenwriters, actors, directors and producers. The keystone event of this yearlong celebration will be the Dartmouth Film & Media Alumni Fest (Nov 7-10), featuring six new films, panels, parties and more!

FULL FALL LISTING
9-20    Conclave
9-21    Saturday Night 
9-22    Nickel Boys
9-23    Don't Let's Go to the Dogs Tonight 
9-25    The Seed of the Sacred Fig 
9-26    Will & Harper
9-27    Memoir of a Snail    
9-29    God & Country    
10/3    War Game
10-6    A Clockwork Orange
10-6    A Tribute to Malcolm McDowell
10-8    Join or Die 
10-10    Dìdi
10-12    DFS 75th: Gaslight
10-13    Between the Temples 
10-13    Just Getting By 
10-18    Deep Rising 
10-19    Kneecap 
10-20    DFS 75th: The Kid    
10-24    DFS 75th: Sugarcane
10-26    Great Art on Screen: Perugino
10-27    Lost Nation 
10-31    DFS 75th: Invasion of the Body Snatchers
11-3    All the President's Men    
11-7    DFS Alumni Fest: Nutcracker at Wethersfield
11-8    DFS Alumni Fest: Nature of the Crime
11-8    DFS Alumni Fest: Hold Your Breath
11-9    DFS Alumni Fest: Alumni Shorts Showcase
11-9    DFS Alumni Fest: Special A24 Sneak Screening
11-10    DFS Alumni Fest: Not an Artist
11-15    My Old Ass
11-17    DFS 75th: Made in England

Hop Film is funded in part by the Orton Hicks 1921 Film Fund and the Philip Fowler 1927 Fund for the Hopkins Center.

Fall Films

Fall Films

Film Events

telluride

Telluride at Dartmouth

Sep 20 - Sep 27

Telluride at Dartmouth was born almost 40 years ago through a long-standing relationship between the Festival and College. Each year, six films come directly from Colorado for special advance screenings at the Hopkins Center.

The Last Supper

Leonardo da Vinci

July 6

with filmmakers Ken Burns, Sarah Burns and David McMahon in person

turandot

Met Opera in HD

An exciting slate featuring a Met Premiere, two new productions, great operatic jewels and a special holiday encore for families.

Arab Labor

Arab Labor

August 1

Three episodes presented by series creator Sayed Kashua