Review of Let Them All Talk (2020) by Mauro_Lanari — 05 Jun 2021

(Mauro Lanari).

Soderbergh had long since convinced us of his misanthropy, with stories about a humanity that is more disgusting than sore and with an "aseptic" style that runs away from it (elliptical editing, disengaged music, shots that overlook the characters, or that compare them to any other object, or that film them using the wide angles of "Touch of Evil"). He had made us believe that his cinematic testament would be "The Knick" and above all its final phrase: "This is all we are". But no, he continues to direct and it is not clear why, considering that since then his poetics has not had any change. At least until the last quarter of an hour.