Director Steven Soderbergh premiered his new film 'Presence' at the Sundance Film Festival.

The film is a thriller that explores themes of grief, family dynamics, and protection of loved ones, challenging genre conventions.

The film was praised for its unique perspective, notably being told from a ghost's point of view, and for its strong performances.

Soderbergh also served as the cinematographer, capturing shots from skewed angles.

Despite the positive reception at the premiere, Soderbergh quickly exited, indicating eagerness to move on to the next project.