Sol Bondy
Sol Bondy was born on Jul 01, 1979 in London. Sol Bondy's big-screen debut came with Mein Vater schläft directed by Grzegorz Muskala in 2007. Sol Bondy is known for Holy Spider directed by Ali Abbasi, Alice Rahimi stars as Somayeh and Diana Al Hussen as Somayeh's Daughter. Sol Bondy has got 1 awards and 3 nominations so far. The most recent award Sol Bondy achieved is Hamburg Film Festival. The upcoming new movie Sol Bondy plays is Holy Spider which will be released on Jan 13, 2023.
Sol Bondy was born in 1979 and grew up in London, Spain and Berlin. He is a multi award-winning producer based in Berlin. After graduating from the Berlin film school dffb in 2010 with the EFA nominated Reported Missing by Jan Speckenbach, he founded his company ONE TWO FILMS with the producer Jamila Wenske and investor Christoph Lange. Since then, they have specialized in international co-productions, of which over ten have seen the light of the silver screen. Amongst them Pan Nalin's Angry Indian Goddesses, which picked up Audience Awards in Toronto and Rome or Juho Kuosmanen's The Happiest Day in the Life of Olli Mäki which won the Prix Un Certain Regard in Cannes and the European Film Award, Isabel Coixet's Goya-winner The Bookshop and Jennifer Fox's Sundance breakout hit The Tale starring Laura Dern, which was nominated for 2 Primetime Emmys, including Best TV Movie. Bondy was named a "Future Leader" by Screen International and chosen as one of "10 Producers to Watch" by Variety, is a TAP and Inside Pictures alumni and member of the German and European Film Academy. He teaches at the Met Film School, Raindance Institute, FAMU Prague, Film University Potsdam and dffb Berlin.
Birthday
Jul 01, 1979Place of Birth
London
Known For
Awards
1 wins & 3 nominations
Movies & TV Shows
- 2022
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7.3 - 2021
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6.0 - 2020
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7.4 - 2019
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6.5 - 2018
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6.9 - 2018
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4.9 - 2018
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7.2 - 2017
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6.5 - 2017
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6.8 - 2017
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5.9 - 20167.2
- 2014
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5.0 - 2013
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5.6 - 2013
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6.1 - 2012
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6.3 - 2007
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6.4