back in my fast disappearing youth i be heavily involve with left wing politics and and one of my hero be and of course and che guavara and but i never really know the man behind the legend . the recent film about che this and and the excellent motorcycle diary have help me to understand the man well and and have lead to a great appreciation of him . this film start with che embark on his quest and alongside castro and others and to free cuba from the american sponsored dictator batista . the event in cuba be show alongside the late event when che travel to new york to address the un and and through this we see che begin to emerge both a a tough jungle or street fighter and political orator with intelligence and feeling and finally transform himself from a doctor with political leaning to a fully fledge revolutionary . the new york scene also illustrate the opposition to che and both within the un and out on the street and which give the film an added depth politically and socially . del toro be outstanding a che and and he be back up by a superb support cast . the film be also help by soderbergh wonderful visuals the forest look amazing and and the street gritty etc and and the careful use of music . yes and some of the battle scene do tend towards the hollywood and but generally be within keep of the gritty realism of the rest of the film . this may not be everyone cup of poison and but if you like your biopics do with depth and intelligence then this be the film for you . personally i can not wait for mid march when i will have the chance to see part two .