
Jorge Solé (Montevideo, 1941) is a Uruguayan-Venezuelan filmmaker, documentarian, and photographer, regarded as a key figure of the New Latin American Cinema. A self-taught artist in film and television, he arrived in Venezuela in the 1960s, where he developed a prolific career as a director, screenwriter, and educator. His most acclaimed work, TVenezuela (1969), is a pioneering documentary that analyzes mass media and popular culture from a decolonial perspective. He was the founder of the Film Department at the University of Los Andes and a member of the Executive Committee of the CNAC.
Orinoco, un viaje al neolítico 1989
Director
Ciencia y tecnología en la historia de Occidente 1974
Director, Writer
Los Andes y su universidad 1969
Director
TVenezuela 1969
Director
Venezuela tres tiempos (Fragmentos del anti-desarrollo) 1972
Director of Photography
Diamantes 1969
Director of Photography, Story
Enough! 1969
Cinematography
Children of Gernika 1968
Director of Photography
Elections 1967
Additional Camera, Director of Photography
Dead well 1967
Title Designer
Juegos y Rondas Tradicionales del Uruguay 1966
Assistant Director
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