contrary to how it appear on imdb i saw the film in it correct order and enjoy this and the first half and more than the second half because it be not a gritty nor a fundamentally sad . i enjoy watch the cuban revolution unfold and i enjoy see a movie about event i remember only from television . it be very hard now to see castro in new york city address the un . i can remember him be receive a almost a movie star on that visit and to see sonderbergh treat that event and as well a the entire revolution and so even hand be excellent film making to me . i can easily understand why the conservative commenter get so work up about hollywood and the suppose leftist leaning of the entire city . they conveniently forget the pabulum regularly dish out by disney because by omit that studio it make it much easy to blanket the entire movie industry . i find this first part of che most interesting and i saw glimpse of the national divide that would play and in my opinion and such a major role in part two . i have always think that because south american country and with the exception of brazil and speak spanish then it seem that national boundary would play only a minor role while but a becomes clear in part two that be most certainly not the case . i think soderbergh steer an extremely tight course through the rapid of politics in this film . it could easily have become politicised because of the inflammatory nature of the subject matter but i believe he deliver an extremely even hand film about a most difficult topic .