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Directed by Academy Award®-winning filmmaker Steven Soderbergh (Ocean&39;s Eleven Traffic) Che Part One stars Benicio Del Toro (The Usual Suspects 21 Grams) in a career-defining role that won him the Best Actor award at the 2008 Cannes Film Festival Partly based on his own memoirs (Reminiscences of the Cuban Revolutionary War) Che Part One follows Ernesto Che Guevara&39;s transformation from humble physician to military leader during the Cuban Revolution depicting his eventual overthrowing of the repressive Batista regime Meticulously researched and containing intense and realistic depictions of guerrilla warfare this is a captivating portrait of one of the most controversial figures of the Twentieth Century An astounding and moving story of one man&39;s belief and the events that would eventually shape him into becoming a legendary symbol of rebellion and hope ActorsBenicio Del Toro Benjamin Bratt Franka Potente Lou Diamond Phillips Kahlil Mendez Julia Ormond Edgar Ramirez Catalina Sandino Moreno Demián Bichir & Rodrigo SantoroDirectorSteven SoderberghCertificate15 years and overYear2009LanguagesSpanish - DTS-HD Master Audio 51SubtitlesEnglish

First instalment of Steven Soderbergh's political drama starring Benicio del Toro as iconic revolutionary Ernesto 'Che' Guevara, based on the memoirs of Guevara. The film follows events in late 1950s Cuba, when Che and a band of Cuban exiles led by Fidel Castro (Demian Bichir) set out for Cuba from Mexico and, over the next two years, mobilise an army in order to topple the US-supported dictatorship of Fulgenzio Batista. The second part, which is subtitled 'The Guerilla', is also based on the memoirs of Guevara.