Steven Soderbergh

Steven Soderbergh and Sasha Grey deliver "The Girlfriend Experience" Steven Soderbergh and Sasha Grey deliver "The Girlfriend Experience"

The indie film legend talks about his latest experiment: Casting a real-life porn star as a high-class call girl
  • Interview with Sasha Grey

    The porn star turns indie escort in Soderbergh's latest film
  • Handicapping Manhattan's spring movie fling

    Newly downsized and shorn of Hollywood glitz, Robert De Niro's Tribeca Film Festival remains a vigorous venue for cinematic discoveries.
  • Revolution in shades of gray

    Steven Soderbergh talks about his maddening, messy near-masterpiece "Che," an aloof and ambiguous portrait of the much-loved, much-hated Marxist icon.
  • Doc Hudson vs. Che Guevara

    Paul Newman's crusty, kid-friendly, oddly classic final role (as a car). Plus: Film-world eggheads battle over Soderbergh's unconventional "Che."
  • Angelina, Mickey Rourke and disco madness

    From Clint's "Changeling" to Soderbergh's "Che" and beyond, the New York Film Festival sets the table for the fall's Oscar hopefuls, art-house maybes and wild-eyed cinematic rebels.
  • News roundup: Coens, Coco, John and Che

    The Coens' "Burn After Reading" sets critics ablaze; Chanel and Lennon, together at last? Plus, Soderbergh's Guevara opus finds a home (maybe).
  • Post-Cannes update: Sony claims "Bashir" and "Tyson"

    What art-house recession? Sony Classics buys Israeli animation, boxing doc, Belgian crime drama. IFC grabs "Gomorrah," but no word on "Che," "Synecdoche."
  • 10 from Cannes, with love

    From "Che" to a rowdy Paris high school to a murderous "Tony Manero," here are Cannes' 2008 hits-in-waiting -- and a few more that deserve a second look.
  • At Cannes, a big win for old Europe

    Laurent Cantet's joyful, tragic "The Class" is the first French Palme d'Or winner in 21 years; Benicio del Toro named best actor for "Che."
  • Soderbergh's spectacular "Che"-volution

    Messy, unfinished and utterly mesmerizing, Steven Soderbergh's two-part, four-hour Che Guevara opus, starring Benicio del Toro, sets Cannes buzzing.
  • Yes we Cannes!

    Indiana Jones meets art cinema as the world's leading festival offers its most exciting lineup in years.
  • Indy, Clint and Che hit the Côte d'Azur

    Eastwood's "Changeling" and Soderbergh's four-hour "Che" top an impressive Eurocentric lineup at 61st Cannes festival.
  • "Ocean's Thirteen"

    Clooney, Pitt and Damon gamely give it another go in this raffish, if fluffy sequel to a sequel to a remake.
  • Beyond the Multiplex

    Clooney, Soderbergh premiere "Ocean's Thirteen," wave off sequel talk. Plus: Why my shirt smells like Catherine Deneuve's cigarettes.
  • "The Good German"

    Clooney looks great -- again -- in black-and-white. But "Good German" is no "Good Night."
  • Beyond the Multiplex

    As Jennifer Aniston and her celebrity friends sweep up the accolades in Park City, one thing is clear: Sundance has lost its cultural mojo.
  • "Ocean's Twelve"

    George Clooney, Julia Roberts, Brad Pitt, Matt Damon: The gang's all here and ready for another caper in this smart, stylish sequel.
  • Instant "K Street" cred

    On the new Clooney-Soderbergh HBO series, Hollywood and Capitol Hill are in bed together, nervously prepping for their big love scene. Is this supposed to turn us on, or turn our stomachs?
  • The Fix

    Is "The Matrix" unfair to albinos? Are you ready for the Eminem video game? Does Tommy Chong own a bong? Plus: Ewan McGregor leaves 'em confused.
  • The Fix

    George Clooney does D.C., "Full Monty" star does Hitler, and Dubya interrupts "Will & Grace." Plus: Is Harrison Ford a good lover?
  • "Confessions of a Dangerous Mind"

    Who knew George Clooney was this good? Sexy, rakish, sure, but nothing prepared us for his directing debut, this astonishing pic about zany Chuck Barris.
  • "Solaris"

    Sure, it might not have a plot, but Steven Soderbergh's sci-fi reverie floats through space on a cloud of pure cinema.
  • "Full Frontal"

    Julia Roberts and David Duchovny can't save this funny mess about the split between the movies and the real world -- or something like that.
  • In defense of the original "Ocean's 11"

    The remake is a marketing-driven bore. I'd rather be at Chasen's with Frank, Dino and the gang.
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