VICTOR SOLÉ
He has played various roles in films such as Ron Howard's epic 'In the Heart of the Sea', the Wachowskis' 'Cloud Atlas', 'No matarás' directed by David Victori, the HBO-TNT television series 'Transporter', and the Netflix series 'Warrior Nun', among many other productions. Víctor has also directed a short film, 'Open: Live with it', which has received international awards.
Born and raised in Barcelona, Víctor Solé's life began with a teenage passion for athletics, even winning a Spanish championship. After graduating in Psychology and obtaining an MBA from a prestigious business school, Víctor began working for a multinational Human Resources company in Latin America (Brazil and Argentina), and later in London during the dot-com bubble.
VICTOR SOLÉ
After that, he worked for two years in the war-torn region of Kosovo, as a member of the United Nations Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK), and four more years for the World Bank in the United States, Washington, DC, where Victor supported the development of Middle Eastern countries as a Human Resources officer.
However, Victor decided to resign as a World Bank official and return to Spain to be close to family, particularly Marc, his son. Then, Victor decided to dive into the world of acting.
Victor likes to follow the impulse to tell stories that address topics that he has experienced in life, such as the rise of globalization, the ideals of romantic love, the sense of identity, or simply the search of humanity for happiness.
SHORT FILMS
In addition to his work in series and films, Víctor Solé is especially proud of his performances in short films. In this section, he presents a personal selection of these projects, highlighting their narrative, acting, and visual quality, despite the limited resources compared to larger productions.
These short films reflect dedication and love. Solé invites visitors to enjoy these small cinematic gems.
FIFTEEN LOVE
Alexandra has played tennis for as long as she can remember. After years of training under the tutelage of her father, Julio, she has become one of the most promising junior players on the Spanish tour. During one of the most important tournaments of the 1978 season, the increasing pressure exerted by her father on and off the court begins to affect her mental health. A nostalgic portrait of innocence and obsession.
OPEN. Live with it.
A couple lives in a state of boredom. Their peaceful discomfort is shattered when they receive some videos online in which they end up being the protagonists. This short film was the directorial debut, earning an Honorable Mention at the Global Shorts Festival in Los Angeles, among others.