First images of Jennifer López as the diva of her new musical film

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The actress and singer Jennifer Lopez dazzles in the first images of Kiss of the Spider Womanhis new musical film directed by Bill Condon, where he plays a fictitious diva of the cinema that inhabits the mind of a prisoner. The film, based on the original work of Terrence McNally, with music by John Kander and Fred EBB, is located in Argentina of 1981during the military dictatorship.

In that oppressive context, Valentín (Diego Luna), a political prisoner, shares a cell with Molina (Tonatiuh Elizarraz), a man imprisoned by “public indecency” who evades himself from reality by telling the plots of old movies. Your favorite, starring Ingrid Luna enigmatic (Jennifer Lopez), becomes an emotional escape route and the base of an unexpected connection between both characters.

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Lopez embodies the fictitious diva that gives name to the title: a femme fatale Nickname “The Spider Woman”that seduces and destroys his lovers in a dreamlike universe full of music and desire. In the trailer, the artist interprets the number Where you areone of the thirteen musical pieces that vertebrate this story of love, pain and resilience.

Critics who have already attended their projection in Sundance have defined Lopez’s interpretation as notorious. The Middle Variety has said of it that it provides “a welcome evasion of the gloomy world of Argentine prisoners.”

The film has been one of the most commented of the Sundance Festival and is already emerging as an outstanding candidate for the next awards season. In addition to its powerful dramatic burden, the proposal stands out for its ability to unite fantasy, political criticism and tribute to old Hollywood. The film, which adapts Broadway’s famous musical, will reach US cinemas October 10, and promises to be one of the great cinematographic events of 2025.