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Essay: What 'Kiss of the Spider Woman' can teach us about surviving fascism

LA Times 1 min read 22 hours ago

<p>Since the Sundance premiere of 'Kiss of the Spider Woman,' the parallels between the fraught political climate of 1970s Argentina and that of our present have only become more pronounced. Here's what Americans can take away from the new movie.</p>
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