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The Málaga Film Festival, one of the most prestigious events on the current film scene, hosted the premiere of "Plañideras" in its Official Selection. This short film, starring Víctor Solé, is a raw and necessary journey into the scars of Spain's recent history.


A Story of Memory and Open Wounds

Directed by Rebeca Arnal, "Plañideras" delves into the still-visible traces of the Spanish Civil War. The film explores the persistent pain and wounds that, decades later, remain unhealed in the social and emotional fabric of families.


For Víctor Solé, participating in this project has been an honor and a commitment to the narrative of our historical memory:


"Being part of such a necessary story as 'Plañideras' and seeing it recognized in the Official Selection of Málaga is a privilege. Working under the direction of Rebeca Arnal and with such a solid production team has been a profoundly enriching experience."


High-Level Production

The short film has the backing of established names in the industry. It is produced by Carles Torras and Sergio Adrià, under the banner of the production companies Zabrieski Films and Espurna Films. The selection at the Málaga Film Festival underscores the cinematic quality and thematic relevance of this piece, positioning it as one of the standout short films of the season.


About Víctor Solé

With his participation in this festival, Víctor Solé continues to solidify his career with projects characterized by strong narratives and artistic commitment, reaffirming his presence on the most important stages of national and international cinema.

Victor Solé in the new and fascinating TV series 'GÈNESI'.


This production promises to take viewers on an enthralling journey through the career of the iconic chef Ferran Adrià, a figure who revolutionized world gastronomy.

Victor has had the privilege of sharing the screen with a stellar cast, including the talented Miquel Fernández and Carlos Cuevas, who bring the Adrià brothers to life in this fictionalized biopic. The series also features renowned actors such as Ivan Massagué and Mónica López, promising truly memorable performances.

Over six episodes, ‘GÈNESI’ chronicles how a discreet restaurant on the Costa Brava—El Bulli—transformed into the best in the world. The series highlights how Catalan cuisine was placed at the center of the global gastronomic map, "while maintaining a dialogue between innovative cooking and the tradition of fricandós and canelons, because both represent who we are," as noted by Sala-Patau from 3cat.

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