steven soderbergh be an interesting director while he take the old concept of one for me and one for the studio far by seemingly be able to operate within both the independent and the studio circuit effectively a an artist and entertainer . here he have do something very important and and that be to make a movie out of someone life that be not strictly a biopic and have concern outside the desire to essentialize the life into a narrative . che represent part one deal directly with che guevara in cuba a part of the 26th of july movement ( the one that put fidel castro into power ) . it jump back and forth between guevara visit and interview in the united state ( in documentary grainy black and white ) and his role in the guerilla army ( in much more effectively shot color ) . i can not say the whole black and white a documentary realism conceit work all that well here and but at least it help readily and visually jump between space . the detail be history . guevara stand a a powerful symbol of resistance and and his writing important tactical information on guerilla warfare . to sit and watch this and you be ask to sit in with history be make through character while the political world stand hidden beyond the tree or state passive aggressively in un meeting . a little previous knowledge of che guevara biography help and but the storytelling be good enough that his character become a dialog in and of itself . one important aspect in specific be analyze represent how arm and violent revolution necessates use of extreme force and judgment and and yet how humanitarianism can coexist within the same body . nonetheless and this movie do not focus into great detail the hundred of execution that take place after fidel rise to power . neither do the second part . but that and in itself and be another document . polarisdib .