Valentine’s Day and romantic comedies go hand in hand. There is none better than the gold standard of the genre, Roman Holiday. Audrey Hepburn and Gregory Peck team up for a timeless, romantic and beautifully serendipitous vacation in Rome. Roman Holiday, being one of the first post-war American films to shoot on location in Europe, captures the Italian city in all of its splendor. Considered a definitive classic for its acting and directing, Audrey Hepburn’s Hollywood debut forces even its most stoic viewers to crack a smile. The film’s screenplay also remains current, and in fact … [Read more...]
Film
What’s Hot – Winter 16
What should you be sure not to miss at the Hop this winter? Hear about it from some of the Hop interns, who are immersed in all things Hop in this, their senior year: Filter Theatre's Twelfth Night: As a theater person, I'm really excited about this group coming to campus. They kind of represent where theatre seems to be moving, innovative design that challenges our notions of what a performance is and should be. Nicolle Allen ‘16 I’m really looking forward to seeing Dada Masilo’s Swan Lake. I’ve heard great things about this rendition of Swan Lake from family friends and am excited … [Read more...]
DFS Winter Series Announced: “Question Authority”
Ben Franklin said, “It is the first responsibility of every citizen to question authority.” What better time than primary season to examine how film has influenced our trust—and distrust—of authority? From Jafar Panahi’s Taxi to Suffragette to All the President’s Men, these films show defiance in the past and present, true stories and fiction, here and abroad. Get a DFS pass and see 15 films for $35 (only $20 for Dartmouth students). … [Read more...]
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