It’s obviously an attempt to explain the T-shirt.” That’s one of the ways Steven Soderbergh describes Che, his two-part, four-and-a-half-hour-long portrait of Che Guevara—a man who’s become more famous as a T-shirt logo than as a revolutionary. But the director’s quick to point out Che is hardly definitive. “It’s still just a movie, which is another form of T-shirt,” he adds. “But hopefully, there’s somebody, after seeing the film, [who] might feel differently about that T-shirt—putting on that T-shirt might have a different meaning than it did before.
