American director Steven Soderbergh and writer Ed Solomon who worked together on the streamer’s feature film No Sudden Move — have scored a series order for Full Circle, a limited series about a kidnapping gone awry.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Soderbergh will direct all six episodes and executive produce with Solomon, who’s writing the script, and Casey Silver, who produced No Sudden Move.

Joey Chavez, executive VP of original drama at HBO Max, said, “We are thrilled to be working with Steven, Ed, and Casey again after the masterful crime drama, No Sudden Move.”

He also said, “This new limited series is full of twists and turns in the way only this team can do.”

Full Circle follows the investigation of a botched kidnapping, which uncovers long-held secrets connecting multiple characters and cultures in present-day New York City. It’s based on a 550-page spec script Solomon wrote over two years.

The series marks the third collaboration between Soderbergh, Solomon, and Silver; the trio also worked together on Mosaic, which debuted as an interactive mystery via a mobile app and later ran on HBO.

“Even by Ed’s standards this is a complex narrative that manages to be both kaleidoscopic and intimate,” said Soderbergh. “Our task now is to assemble a great cast and make sure we execute at the level the scripts deserve.”

The series order continues Soderbergh’s working relationship with WarnerMedia’s HBO Max. In addition to No Sudden Move and Full Circle, the filmmaker is exec producing The Real Magic Mike, a competition show based on his 2012 movie.

The streamer will also distribute Soderbergh’s feature, Kimi, as part of WarnerMedia’s decision to release Warner Bros.’ 2021 film slate on HBO Max.