Steven Soderbergh was frustrated by the underwhelming box office performance of his latest film, “Black Bag,” and he is concerned that its poor earnings could represent a dark sign for ...

EXCLUSIVE: Steven Soderbergh is out to the town with an untitled feature doc, centered on the final interview of John Lennon, multiple sources tell Deadline. This is the first doc in many years ...

Soderbergh famously likes to move fast and avoid, as he puts it, “taking lights off the truck,” which makes the visual elegance of “Black Bag” all the more astonishing.

Soderbergh’s movies are fine, and sometimes vibrant, but I’d say that he’s been thinking little for too long. Almost every movie he makes now is a genre movie.

Four decades in, Steven Soderbergh is still figuring it out — no, really. “Every movie is a moon shot,” he insists. “In that regard, if you’re trying to land a rocket on the moon, and ...

The director tells TheWrap about his return to theatrical filmmaking, getting young people to see movies and why he's not making "Ocean's 14" The post ‘Black Bag’ Director Steven Soderbergh ...

STEVEN SODERBERGH: We can talk about it in two ways. One is the person, the performer, and what qualities they have that makes them watchable—which you cannot conjure.

Steven Soderbergh almost didn’t make “Black Bag.” When he and “Jurassic Park” writer David Koepp first began collaborating, Koepp brought Soderbergh a handful of ideas. One of those was ...

Review Steven Soderbergh’s “Presence” is a ghost story unlike anything you’ve seen before Flipping the perspective of a standard haunt, Soderbergh unravels truths about our disconnected world ...

Steven Soderbergh made his new movie by becoming a ghost The inventive director embraced POV filmmaking on “Presence,” his haunted-house film shot from the spirit’s perspective.

34. Schizopolis (1996) Steven Soderbergh broke through in a big way with the critically acclaimed arthouse hit Sex, Lies, and Videotape, released in 1989.

Steven Soderbergh hates winking, both literal and metaphorical. Producer Ken Myers, screenwriter David Koepp, producer Julie M. Anderson, and director Steven Soderbergh pose at the "Presence ...