Steven Soderbergh shot his upcoming movie, "Unsane," on an iPhone and he never wants to go back to traditional cameras.

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This year's edition of this film calendar staple includes online Q&As with seven film-makers after the screenings. The hybrid eventfeatures physical and online screenings. Film-maker Daichi Sugimoto ...

A young unsane women is involuntarily committed into a mental institution where she is confronted by her greatest fear. The movie has a visual style of immediacy that adds to intensity. In the ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Just in passing, Steven Soderbergh mentions that his new film Unsane has the same budget – $US1.2 ...

If you haven’t yet seen “Unsane,” or even if you have, you might be interested in reading the review of the film that I wrote for Spokane Public Radio : We’re all familiar with the kind of film that ...

Review: An iPhone may have gotten Steven Soderbergh's latest film made fast, but the results don't necessarily serve the story. Richard Trenholm was CNET's film and TV editor, covering the big screen, ...

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The way his collaborators talk about him, you might think Steven Soderbergh is the Duracell Bunny incarnate. “He has so much energy,” screenwriter James Greer told Observer. “And he does that without ...

Steven Soderbergh shot his new psychological thriller Unsane (which is now playing in general release) on an iPhone 7 Plus and in the unusual aspect ratio of 1.56:1. Slightly wider than the classic ...

In Francis Ford Coppola’s The Conversation (1974), the first thing we see is an aerial shot of a crowded and busy park. Cacophony overwhelms the opening visuals. Street-side banter, random music, and ...