Steven Soderbergh, a renowned filmmaker, continues to evolve in his craft after four decades in the industry. He compares filmmaking to a moon shot, emphasizing how small miscalculations can lead to significant repercussions. His recent works, such as 'Presence' and an espionage thriller, showcase his penchant for experimental storytelling and character-driven narratives. Soderbergh believes that each film is an opportunity for growth, as he learns from each experience and adapts his approach. His focus on problem-solving reflects a deep engagement with themes of deception and control in his characters' lives.
Every movie is a moon shot. If you're trying to land a rocket on the moon, and you're off by 1 degree, you miss wide.
It's why this is the best job in the world. You never know enough; every movie is different, every day is different.
His latest films show formal experimentation, from how the camera conveys emotions to the meticulous pacing reflecting characters' control.
All of Soderbergh's cinema has been about the process of problem-solving, as his characters navigate duplicity and complex dynamics.
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