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Solo Rex 2014

★ 6.02 votes23 min📅 2014-07-05

François Bierry's charming short comedy-romance Solo Rex (2014) spins a gently eccentric tale of two unlikely heart-searchers in a picturesque village setting.

Director: François Bierry

Cast

Jean-Michel Balthazar
Jean-Michel Balthazar
Le gérant du bistrot
Anne-Fleur Inizian
La quincaillère
Lucas Moreau
Kevin
Wim Willaert
Wim Willaert
Erik
Garance Marillier
Garance Marillier
Jessica
Soline Billiet
Priscilla
Arthur Buyssens
Stéphane
Sophia Leboutte
Sophia Leboutte
La serveuse
Alain Bellot
Alain Bellot
L'ouvrier
Richard Wangermez
Le père

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Solo Rex (2014) about?

Solo Rex follows Erik, a reclusive woodcutter who's inseparable from his horse, and Kevin, an awkward young conductor, as their lives intertwine with a clarinetist who adores horses. Both men must learn to express themselves—Erik to give, Kevin to flirt—before fate brings them together in a small village.

Who directed Solo Rex?

François Bierry directed Solo Rex. Known for blending humor and heart in indie short films, Bierry crafts a story where quiet comedy meets genuine emotion.

Who stars in Solo Rex?

The film features Jean-Michel Balthazar as Erik, Anne-Fleur Inizian as the clarinetist, Lucas Moreau as Kevin, and supporting roles by Wim Willaert, Garance Marillier, and Soline Billiet.

Is Solo Rex (2014) worth watching?

Solo Rex is a delightful, 23-minute gem for fans of gentle comedies and romantic charm. While it has no IMDb rating, its lighthearted tone, clever writing, and warm atmosphere make it a pleasant and memorable short film.

How long is Solo Rex?

Solo Rex runs for 23 minutes.

About Solo Rex (2014) — A short comedy-romance about love, horses, and brass bands

François Bierry's charming short comedy-romance Solo Rex (2014) spins a gently eccentric tale of two unlikely heart-searchers in a picturesque village setting. Erik, a taciturn woodcutter who never leaves home without his loyal horse, and Kevin, a bashful young conductor of a cycling brass band, both find their quiet lives upturned by a shared fascination with the clarinetist whose heart belongs to horses. Their parallel journeys—one toward giving, the other toward flirting—unfold with warmth and whimsy, blending rural charm with the timeless awkwardness of love. Shot in just 23 minutes, the film blends comedy and romance into a feel-good experience that lingers with gentle humor and heartfelt honesty.

At its core, Solo Rex explores the magic of small gestures, the comedy of miscommunication, and the unexpected connections that bloom when people step just a little outside their comfort zones. The gentle pace, quirky characters, and sun-dappled village backdrop create an atmosphere that feels both timeless and freshly inviting, making it perfect for fans of lighthearted, character-driven stories.