Over the past ten years, Felipe Solari Yrigoyen has served as an assistant director to some of South America’s most respected filmmakers. His work includes projects like Rodrigo Moreno’s The Delinquents, Martín Rejtman’s The Practice, and Santiago Mitre’s upcoming film Villaflor. These collaborations have allowed him to learn from seasoned directors and gain insight into the nuances of storytelling and filmmaking across the region. Solari Yrigoyen’s journey began in the film industry as an assistant director, a role that involves managing the logistics of a film set, coordinating with crew members, and supporting the director’s vision. This position requires both organizational skills and a deep understanding of the creative process, making it a common stepping stone for aspiring directors. Through years of experience, Solari Yrigoyen has built a reputation for his dedication and ability to bring a film’s vision to life. Now, after years of working behind the scenes, Solari Yrigoyen is stepping into the director’s chair for his own project. This marks a significant shift in his career, as he transitions from supporting a director’s vision to shaping his own. His upcoming film is expected to reflect the influences of his previous collaborators, blending narrative depth with visual storytelling. As a director, Solari Yrigoyen aims to contribute his unique perspective to the evolving landscape of South American cinema. His work is anticipated to highlight the region’s rich cultural diversity and continue the legacy of storytelling that has defined the films he has been part of. With this new role, he is poised to make his mark as a filmmaker in his own right.