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Today, on Happy, sad, confused, director Steven Soderbergh returns to the crime genre with No Sudden Move.

Hey guys, I'm Josh Harrow. It's welcome to another edition of Happy, sad, confused.

You might be experiencing a sense of deja vu. It's only been six months since Mr. Steven Soderbergh

graced the podcast airwaves of Happy, sad, confused. But I live by a set of pretty easy to follow rules.

And one of them is, if you have the opportunity to chat with Steven Soderbergh, you take it.

Whether it's every six months or every six years, you take it.

This is one of the most intelligent and fascinating filmmakers of our times.

And the fact that I can now say that Steven Soderbergh is a regular guest of Happy, sad, confused.

And I think in the foreseeable future, he seems to enjoy coming on the podcast and has intimated that he is a game to come on in the future.

I am thrilled to know in because not only does he make great movies, but the conversations with him are deep and profound and interesting

and can go in any number of directions. This one diverges into a dissection of assholes on the sets of films and why they get in the way and why we put up with them.

He actually had more about the subject to say than I thought he would. And I have a feeling if we wanted to spend the entire 45 minutes or hour talking about that subject we could have.

But maybe that's for the next podcast. For this one, we're here to talk about his new film, The Excellent Flick, No Sudden Move, which stars in another great ensemble of actors as Steven Soderbergh is apt to do.

He gathers the best actors, OAs, and this one features some returning familiar faces to Steven Soderbergh's work, including Penicio Dattoro and Don Cheetle,

but also includes new folks to his world like our friend David Harbor and John Hamm. The list is endless.

When I spoke to Steven, it was just the day after No Sudden Move had premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival, hence that conversation about the premiere and premieres in general.

And thrilled to say that this one's getting great reviews. And there was a lot to catch up on even in just the six months since we had chatted.

Of course, the Oscars had had come and gone and he had produced the Oscars. So we definitely talk about that and he's open about that experience, the good and the bad.

He's also shot a new film, which sounds awesome. It stars another happy-sac-infused veteran Zoe Kravitz. I'm very excited about that film, which I knew very little about going in, but everything he told me intrigues me to no end.

And yeah, like I said, you get banged for your buck out of a conversation with Steven Soderbergh. So if you're here for another geeky film conversation with one of our best, you've come to the right place.

Other things I mentioned, tons of stuff going on. I did an interview with Vin Diesel that's on MTV News' YouTube page that was a wild ride.

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