Once in a while, an art exhibition comes along with a wonderfully unexpected tack that surprises and intrigues. Featured are paintings, photographs and mixed-media works by a mix of living and dead Jewish artists, who either were born in Latin America or immigrated there.
Admission is free.
True to the period, impeccably cast and lavishly produced, this is a beautifully written drama about personality types based on C.S. Forester's novels. A fine Guy Pearce plays a man with short-term memory loss, haunted by vague memories of his wife's murder, who seeks revenge on the killer even though he forgets everything he knows every few minutes. The film watches him piece together his past by telling his story in reverse, so make sure you're seated at the critical beginning. With Carrie-Anne Moss and Joe Pantoliano. The work remains popular in Europe, but it is less widely known in the United States and has never been presented in Denver until now.