Spring Film Goes On Sale Wednesday, March 11 at 12 pm
Hop Film is funded in part by the Orton Hicks 1921 Film Fund and the Philip Fowler 1927 Fund for the Hopkins Center.
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Spring Film Lineup
3/30 Assembly*
4/2 Beyond Resolution: The Films of Sabine Gruffat
4/4 Lawrence of Arabia*
4/4 Problemista*
4/7 And Along Come Tourists*
4/11 The Battle of Algiers*
4/12 H is for Hawk
4/17 Sinners
4/18 A Celebration of Sinners
4/19 Sirât*
4/23 The Voice of Hind Rijab*
4/28 A Hamlet Audio Experience
4/30 Pillion*
5/1 Touki Bouki*
5/2 NY International Children's Film Fest
5/4 Si La Isle Quiere
5/9 The Last Class
5/10 NT Live: All My Sons
5/13 Writers Salon Series: Roshan Sethi
5/14 Mr. Nobody Against Putin*
5/15 The Mastermind
5/21 Casablanca*
5/22 Cycle of Love*
5/23 Exhibition on Screen: Frida Kahlo
*Part of the Dartmouth Film Society series "Borders and Belonging"
Winter Films
Film Highlights
Music and the Movies Series
Movie musicals have never gone out of style and biopics about great music artists do tend to find their way into awards season—but this winter, there is an unusual abundance of new films where music plays a central role.
Omoiyari: A Song Film with Kishi Bashi in person
Prior to his Feb 7 concert, violinist Kishi Bashi will present his uplifting film following a musical journey to understand WWII era Japanese Incarceration and what it means to be a minority in America today.
Art on Screen
In addition to Met Opera in HD, this Winter's Art on Screen offerings include a new examination of Caravaggio, plus the Broadway smash-hits Hamilton (for the America 250th) and Sondheim’s Merrily We Roll Along, starring Daniel Radcliffe and Jonathan Groff.
Met Opera in HD
An exciting slate featuring a Met Premiere, two new productions, great operatic jewels and a special holiday encore for families.