Steven Soderbergh and HBO show first teaser for “No Sudden Move”

Steven Soderbergh has an unclassifiable filmography, full of biopics, glamorous entertainments and family dramas. You just have to review some of his films to see that few are related to each other or is it that Erin Brockovich and Magic Mike are somewhat alike? It is not an isolated case, because Soderbergh rarely navigates in the same direction, such as Contagion and Side Effects. This characteristic of the indefinable in his work has caused the director more displeasure than happiness from critics. What he is passionate about is working with the same actors again. In its more than 40 titles, Benicio del Toro appears 4 times and Matt Damon another 5. Now these last two actors meet again with Soderbergh in the No sudden move project, which already has the first teaser trailer. “No sudden move” (Warner Bros) The director’s new proposal is a collaboration with HBO and Warner, so after its preview at the Tribeca film festival, No sudden move will go directly to streaming due to the premiere strategy that the company is following with its entire catalog, a circumstance that unlike Denis Villeneuve does not seem to affect him too much. The story is set in the 1950s, when the city of Detroit had not yet reached the level of wear and tear that it would suffer in the following years. Under this location, unprofessional thieves are hired to steal some documents. The operation will not go well, which will lead them to investigate who the person who hired them really was and to what extent they are going to have problems for such a botch. In this story, Jon Hamm, Brendan Fraser, Kieran Culkin and Amy Seimetz complete the main cast.The preview does not show moving images of the new film, but it does predict an aesthetic similar to what Oceans Eleven was at the time, presenting the characters through different transitions supported by colorful designs and a rhythmic montage. No sudden move will hit the streaming of HBO Max on July 1, however in June we will be able to see the first reviews made as a result of its viewing at the Tribeca Festival.