13 – Solaris

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Mike (@mumbles3k) and Marcelo (@marcelojpico) come together to break down all of Steven Soderbergh's 28 films, covering his 28-year career, starting from his feature film debut and going all the way to Logan Lucky. In Episode 13, they discuss Soderbergh's take on Stanisław Lem's book and Andrei Tarkovsky's 1972 film, the 2002 James Cameron-produced Solaris. They also discuss Soderbergh's 2003 HBO political series K Street.

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