“Kiss of the Spider Woman”, a new edition of director Bill Condon and star Jennifer Lopez, finally approaching to find a buyer after the first show at the Sandans Film Festival in January.
Road side attractions revolve around, Lionsgate and Independent Studio LD Entertainment, local rights, although the deal has not been closed yet. It is not clear how the trio will work together to launch the movie.
The “Spider Woman’s Kiss” was independently funded in the range of $ 30 million. The conditions of the possible sale have not been revealed.
This adaptation of Manuel Bayj’s novel was one of the first -time projects that for the first time in Sandans. It is located in the Argentine prison in 1981, the film focuses on the Queer Luis Molina (Tonatiuh) window, which spends time to have sex with a man. To escape from the horrors of his prison, he dreams of live stories about his cinematic exploits for his favorite on the screen, which is the name of actress Ingrid Luna (Lopez), including her role in the spider woman, who kills her prayer with a kiss. Molina’s life was raised after the formation of an unbearable bond with his new colleague (Diego Luna).
It is the second cinematic version of “Kiss of the Spider Woman” after the famous 1985 feature of director Héctor Babenco, who won an Oscar for filming William Horte Molina. The John Kander and Fred EBB version was opened on Broadway in 1993 and won seven Tony Awards, including the best performances and best performances written by Chita Rivera, Brent Carver and Anthony Crivello.
In the first show, Lopez, who was equipped in a sparkling and intertwined dress, fought for tears where the “spider woman’s kiss” was received with a stand -up. “I was waiting for this moment all my life,” she said to the audience at the Park City Theater in Elalis.
Kondon has become a prominent film for musical plays, after she worked on “Chicago”, “Dreamgirls”, “Beauty and the Beast” from Disney and “The Great Showman”. He attended for the first time Sandans with the 1998 drama “gods and monsters”, starring Ian Mackelin and Brendan Fraser.
“I came here 27 years ago,” Condon said at the first show.
in Diverse A review, the chief critic in the film, Peter Derberg, praised the performance of Lopez, but he announced that “the new relative expatriate tonnioh is walking away with the show, as he found both strengths and weakness in a person who seems less trivial with every transient scene.”