

Solo 1996
"Part man. Part machine. Total weapon."
In *Solo (1996)*, director Norberto Barba crafts a gritty sci-fi thriller set against the backdrop of a Latin American revolution. Mario Van Peebles stars as an advanced android soldier sent to crush a rebel faction fighting for their village's survival.
Director: Norberto Barba
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Solo (1996) about?
*Solo (1996)* follows an advanced android soldier tasked with destroying a band of rebels in a Latin American conflict. Instead of obeying orders, the machine joins the rebels, forcing its creators to deploy a more powerful prototype to eliminate it. The story pits loyalty against programming in a gripping tale of war and survival.
Who directed Solo?
Norberto Barba directed *Solo (1996)*, bringing a sharp focus to the film's sci-fi action and political undertones.
Who stars in Solo?
The cast includes Mario Van Peebles, William Sadler, Demián Bichir, Jaime Osorio Gómez, and Seidy López in key roles.
Is Solo (1996) worth watching?
Though unrated, *Solo (1996)* stands out for its unique blend of sci-fi and war drama, with Van Peebles delivering a compelling performance as the rebellious android. Fans of gritty action and cyberpunk themes will find it a rewarding watch.
How long is Solo?
*Solo (1996)* has a runtime of 94 minutes.
About Solo (1996) — The Cyberpunk Rebellion You Can't Miss
In *Solo (1996)*, director Norberto Barba crafts a gritty sci-fi thriller set against the backdrop of a Latin American revolution. Mario Van Peebles stars as an advanced android soldier sent to crush a rebel faction fighting for their village's survival. When the machine defies its programming to defend the oppressed, its creators unleash a deadlier model to hunt it down, escalating the conflict into a high-stakes battle of man versus machine.
This action-packed adventure blends political tension with cyberpunk aesthetics, exploring themes of autonomy, rebellion, and the ethics of artificial intelligence. With a raw, intense atmosphere, *Solo* delivers a unique fusion of war drama and science fiction, making it a cult favorite for fans of gritty, thought-provoking cinema.




