Examines ten Argentine films made in the industry's five-year (subsidized) exuberance after the return to democracy in 1983. Emphasizes how the filmmakers expressed their views on the previous suppression, and on such social issues as nazism, homosexuality, and incest. Includes such internationally known works as Kiss of the Spider Woman , The Official Story , and Man Facing Southeast . Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.