The Telluride Film Festival, occurring each Labor Day weekend in Colorado, is one of the premier arts events in the country. Each year, hundreds of cinema lovers flock to a tiny mountain town to immerse themselves in a three-day celebration of film. Telluride consistently presents a remarkable and diverse slate: the rare and unknown, restored gems, retrospectives and the latest (and greatest) from the upcoming season. The New York Times calls Telluride "the smallest, most original, and most stimulating of the major festivals."

Telluride at Dartmouth was born almost 40 years ago through a long-standing relationship between the Festival and College. Each year, several films come directly from Colorado for special advance screenings at the Hopkins Center. This is a unique opportunity for the Dartmouth community to get a sneak peek at great new cinema from around the world.

All screenings are in Loew Auditorium in the Black Family Visual Art Center.