Che New York Premiere

The transcript features a discussion with an actor about his role as a CIA agent hunting Che in Bolivia, highlighting the historical significance and the actor's personal connection to the story. It also covers Steven Soderbergh's unique directing style, which is described as calm and allowing actors to explore their roles freely. The conversation touches on the actor's Cuban heritage and the research he conducted for the role, as well as a cultural exchange with a Korean American, emphasizing the appreciation of Spanish cinema.

What was the speaker's role in the film discussed?

• A journalist covering the Vietnam War

• A CIA agent hunting Che in Bolivia

• A soldier in World War II

• A detective solving a mystery in New York

How does the speaker describe Steven Soderbergh's directing style?

• Chaotic and disorganized

• Calm and creative

• Strict and authoritarian

• Intense and demanding

What is the speaker's personal connection to the story?

• He is Cuban, and the story is close to his family

• He wrote a book about the events

• He is related to Che Guevara

• He lived in Bolivia during the events

What does the speaker say about the character he portrays?

• He is a fictional character

• He is a historical figure he learned about recently

• He is a fascinating character he has known about since childhood

• He is a character from a novel

What is the nationality of the speaker?

• Mexican

• Spanish

• Korean American

• Cuban