‘Black Bag’ review: Workplace romance goes rogue in a witty spy game starring Michael Fassbender and Cate Blanchett
Not once but twice, as strategic bookends, director Steven Soderbergh’s sleek, droll guessing game “Black Bag” drops us into an intimate gathering at an elegant London townhouse. Around the dining room table are six coworkers,
Michael Fassbender, Cate Blanchett perfectly matched as married spies sussing out which colleagues they can trust.
Steven Soderbergh talks about making 'Black Bag,' his ideas for a 'Contagion' sequel and why Donald Trump makes him hesitant ...
The actor tells IndieWire about taking time off, and why spy roles in "Black Bag" and "The Agency" scratch the itch of the ...
Steven Soderbergh’s latest film, “Black Bag,” about married spies who engage in espionage on one another, pairs two major ...
Cate Blanchett styled a custom look inspired by one of Louis Vuitton’s pieces from the French luxury fashion house’s fall ...
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