Soderbergh's much praised debut, 'Sex, Lies and Videotape', is a wry, low-key, self-consciously knowing but somewhat stilted account of the sexual lives, and problems, of a group of four closely connected southern Americans. Having seen it twice, once on release and once recently, all I can say is that this particular piece of videotape does nothing much for me, as it tells a believable but uninteresting story. Fun for the big hair, otherwise a well-crafted but faintly pointless movie.
Review of Sex, Lies, and Videotape
