Cinemakers

It's time for our first sequel in Cinemakers, and a return to big budget Soderbergh. We're headed to Europe and getting the band back together for Ocean's Twelve!

Eros is more of a detour than a full stop on our Cinemakers: Steven Soderbergh journey. Let's chat about Inception-style storytelling devices, a pre-Iron Man Robert Downey Jr., and Alan Arkin with a hairpiece!

K Street is a unique political drama from the early 2000s that's shot, chopped, and released dirty, quickly, and with style. Does it hold up or is it a relic? OPINIONS ABOUND.

Solaris is yet another remake in a mini-run of them in Soderbergh's career, once again featuring his favorite leading man: George Clooney. It's hard to pin down exactly what this movie is, but looking at it through the lens of a ghost story may open it up to be a more enjoyable experience. No matter how you view it, it's undeniable that Solaris is an odd, slow, dreamy film. Also, if you're looking for a movie with tons of George Clooney butt, look no further.

Ocean's Eleven may be Soderbergh's highest-profile film to date, one of his best films, and definitely the most fun. Not only that, but it's a crossroads of actors he's worked with and actors he'll work with again -- and just about every single one of them is likeable. Soderbergh says he'll probably never make a superhero film, and that this is his take on that genre. You know what? We can't complain!

Out of Sight is a perfect movie and there's nothing you're going to say that will dissuade us from thinking that. Prepare yourself for an hour-long love fest to the best film in the careers of Steven Soderbergh, George Clooney, and Jennifer Lopez. (Yes, really; she's GREAT in this!)

Coming off the enormous success of sex, lies, and videotape, Soderbergh returns with one of his weirdest films ever -- the black and white, semi-biographical tale of Kafka!

Welcome to Cinemakers! We'll take you through the filmography of today's best directors on a weekly basis. We're kicking things off with Steven Soderbergh and his 1989 debut, sex, lies, and videotape, which won the Palme d'Or at Cannes. Sit back, strap on your headphones, and enjoy the ride -- Soderbergh is a master filmmaker and we're happy to dive in.

Here at the CageClub Podcast Network, we've gone deep into the careers of Nicolas Cage, Keanu Reeves, Zac Efron and more. Now, we're taking a step behind the camera and following a director, rather than an actor, through his career. Cinemakers is a brand new show that will follow directors through their careers from their start to the present.