“Kiss of the Spider Woman” was arguably the biggest movie at this year’s Sundance Film Festival, and a special return for director Bill Condon, who debuted “Gods and Monsters” in Park City in 1998 before going on to direct blockbusters like “Dreamgirls” and “Chicago.” During the film’s Q&A, co-star Jennifer Lopez stressed the importance of music and film as escapism, then returned to the idea of love. Read more of our Sundance coverage at the link in bio. | SFGATE
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“Kiss of the Spider Woman” was arguably the biggest movie at this year’s Sundance Film Festival, and a special return for director Bill Condon, who debuted “Gods and Monsters” in Park City in 1998 before going on to direct blockbusters like “Dreamgirls” and “Chicago.” During the film’s Q&A, co-star Jennifer Lopez stressed the importance of music and film as escapism, then returned to the idea of love. Read more of our Sundance coverage at the link in bio. | SFGATE
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