It is only towards the end that anything happens to upset the equilibrium of Chelsea's life, hinting at what Soderbergh might have achieved with a little more focus and a lot more plot. It is not universal, but within its particular focus, it is unrelenting. The characters blur into each other, with the exception of one sleazy individual who persuades Chelsea he should get a free session in order to 'review' her on his website. Like Grey’s character in the film, The Girlfriend Experience, which is the second of six low-budget HD films Soderbergh will make as part of a deal he made with HDNet, is a movie of beguiling yet resistant surfaces reflections and faces that mirror the anxieties and aspirational dreams we project onto them. The Girlfriend Experience is one of Steven Soderberghs bite-size, semi-improvised, shot-on-DV doodles (like Bubble or Full Frontal), and its the best one hes made. It drifts along, as Chelsea goes from booking to booking, listening to her clients' business and personal problems at length - the 'girlfriend experience' they are paying for. Despite the subject matter and casting, the movie seems an oddly tepid affair. Her name is Chelsea (actress Sasha Grey, a real life porn-star) and she charges 2000 an hour. Sasha Grey, a real-life porn actress, plays Christine, alias Chelsea, who we see balancing domestic life with her gym instructor boyfriend against her work as a high-class escort and prostitute during five days in October 2008 (just before the presidential election and the economic downturn). A drama set in the days leading up to the 2008 Presidential election, and centered on a high-end Manhattan call girl meeting the challenges of her boyfriend, her clients, and her work.

Steven Soderbergh returns to his roots here, and to the low-budget aesthetics and subject matter of 1989's sex, lies, and videotape, with which he first made his mark.

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