Friday Culture: political women, bible stories and crossing the border

Welcome to the end of the week dear reader! We thought you deserved a little culture.

 

Click here to read film critic extraordinaire, Robert Denerstein, on Exodus: Gods and Kings – a 3-D rendering of one of the best-known Bible stories.

 

Over here Tessa Cheek explores photojournalist and visual artist Patricia McInroy’s latest work “Cruzando Caminos,” in which McInroy traverses the border between a cultural institution and a bus station.

 

And here Rebecca Celli previews Strong Sisters,  a forthcoming documentary on women in Colorado politics.

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