For his final film, Steven Soderbergh returns to the beginning

In 1989, 26-year-old Steven Soderbergh came to Cannes with his first film, about a man (James Spader) who liked to videotape women talking about their sex lives. Sex, Lies and Videotape won the Palme d’Or, launching not only his immensely productive and varied career (Traffic, Out of Sight, the Oceans movies), but also an entire American independent movie movement that flourished through the nineties.

Full Story

Recent Articles

• Livestream Studio HD50, HD900 now shipping
• William F. White Int’l Inc. to Purchase Telescopic Camera Cranes Ltd.
• Google’s YouTube announces paid subscription channels including Canadian kids’ TV
• Television as we know it is fading
• The latest OMDC newsletter has been released
• Toronto Fest to Spotlight Athens
• Comweb/William F. White Int’l Announce $40 Million Financing Arrangement with BMO Financial Group
• Television industry lags behind others in adopting cloud-based technology
• Film industry could decide Vancouver-Fairview riding