
Welcome to Spring Film—stories of the Asian diaspora, Dartmouth alumnae filmmakers in person and a selection of critically acclaimed cinema, old and new.
This season brings an eclectic array of cinema to our screens. In addition to our regular offerings of hand-curated, high-caliber new releases, we've partnered with the Dartmouth Asian American Studies Collective (DAASC) to program the Asian Diaspora on Screen: a weekly series telling the rich and nuanced stories of Asian peoples' migrations all over the globe. Hop Film also welcomes back a handful of Dartmouth graduates for a three-part Alumnae Film Series. Our compelling crop of feature-length films this season is punctuated by a slew of shorts programs you won't see anywhere else, including selections from the 2023 Dance Camera West festival and the James Baldwin Abroad program. We welcome back perennial favorites, the Women's Adventure Film Tour and the newest edition of the boundary-pushing animated film series The Animation Show of Shows, followed by a virtual Q&A with the filmmakers.
Hop Film is funded in part by the Orton Hicks 1921 Film Fund and the Philip Fowler 1927 Fund for the Hopkins Center.
Discount is applied automatically at checkout. Offer excludes Met HD and National Theatre screenings.
From classic independent titles to mold-breaking new releases, discover the rich and nuanced stories of Asian peoples' migration all over the globe.
An intimate, vivid portrait of Vermont Poet Laureate Ruth Stone.
A discussion with Nora Jacobson '74 and Bianca Stone will follow the screening.
Part of the Alumnae Film Series >
A bittersweet coming-of-age story about grief, friendship and long-buried secrets.
An in-person discussion follows with actor/writer/producer Decker Sadowski '14.
Part of the Alumnae Film Series >
A twisty tale of greed, lust and revenge, starring early-Hollywood male heartthrob Sessue Hayakawa.
With live keyboard accompaniment by Bob Merrill
Part of Asian Diaspora on Screen >
The pressures of the college-admissions process are channeled into song, dance and catharsis in this timely documentary.
A discussion with the directors follows the screening.
Part of the Alumnae Film Series >
This annual collection of wondrous, poignant and very funny animated shorts from around the world is back by popular demand.
Stay for a post-screening virtual Q&A with the filmmakers.
Bill co-founded the Telluride Film Festival with Stella Pence, James Card and Tom Luddy in 1974, and for 33 years served as Co-Director/President of the National Film Preserve, Ltd., that produces the festival.