In the late 80s a young Steven Soderbergh wrote a script in eight days and, on a shoestring budget, shot a movie that would go on to change the face of 90s cinema. The success of Sex, Lies, and Videotape drew investors to nascent festivals such as Sundance, the profitability of indie movies was proven, and Soderbergh paved the way for a new kind of filmmaking that was discursive, subtle and sexy.
Set in the steamy suburbs of Baton Rouge, the film focuses on…
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