It's been a long time coming, but Steven Soderbergh's two-part biopic about Argentine-Cuban revolutionary Che ... this coming January. Apparently they had hoped to have it ready for December, but Soderbergh needed extra time to reconstruct deleted scenes and ... a new documentary about the film’s production, featuring interviews with Soderbergh, producer Laura Bickford, actor-producer Benicio del ...

... . I shall not hinder you any further from finding out more information about our next installment. So, without further ado, especially since I am already a couple of days over due for making the announcement, I would like to proclaim that Steven Soderbergh has been chosen as the focus of the fourth installment of The LAMBs in the Director's Chair ...

It's ironic that Steven Soderbergh's new film should be called The Informant!, given that the director's primary tactic is to keep the audience as ill-informed as possible. Related Stories The Hoerengracht, National Gallery, LondonA Serious Man, Joel and Ethan Coen, 105 Mins, (15)The Habit of Art, NT Lyttelton, LondonCock, Royal Court Upstairs, ...

A tragic comedy without laughs, Steven Soderbergh’s The Informant! purposefully poses as a genre film to shroud the multi-faceted character study hiding at its core. But what genre exactly is indeed a tough question to answer. Lead chameleon Mark Whitacre (Matt Damon), a scientist/VP for a giant corporation now turned whistle-blower, fuels this battle between

... cerebral care of director Hal Ashby. The Underneath (Steven Soderbergh, 1995). This bit of film noir playfulness ... , lean, toughly clever screenplay out of the material, Soderbergh takes on the film as an extended excuse to experiment with ... accenting the suburban homes the characters move through. Much of Soderbergh's career has been marked by him trying on different approaches, different voices. ...

... s ‘The Informant!’ Before that he made a brief appearance in Soderbergh’s four-hour opus, ‘Che.’ ... and chances are, won, or at least been nominated for, another Oscar). Paul Greengrass, Steven Soderbergh, Gun Van Sant — ... considered by some to be the most critical of the reach of the U.S. government. Steven Soderbergh made a splash, and won some Oscars, for ‘ ...