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I don’t think audiences are even aware of who I am,” Steven Soderbergh tells me, with nary a hint of self-deprecation. And ...

Playfully embracing a wide variety of styles and themes, Soderbergh is a nimble filmmaker who can dance from big-budget heist movies like Ocean’s Eleven with George Clooney to iPhone-shot ...

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