Rimi Beqiri, born in Tirana on May 16, 1982, grew up artistically in Florence, where he began to cultivate his passion for acting after graduating from technical school. In 2004, he began training at the National School of Independent Cinema, immediately landing his first roles in short and feature films. The following year, he furthered his stage work at the "Tedavi 98" theater workshop, participating in several shows in Tuscany.
In 2008, he moved to Rome to study at the International Theater Academy, where he graduated as an actor and assistant director. From there, he began his professional career, appearing in television series such as I Cesaroni 3, Il Commissario Rex 7, and Un passo dal cielo 3.
At the same time, he works in independent cinema, collaborating with numerous directors and playing both supporting and leading roles. His major works include: Dove è Sisifo, The Darkest Night, Reality News, the action film Hobo – Connections, the period drama Festina lente (awarded at several international festivals), The Plastic Cardboard Sonata, the horror/sci-fi film Virus: Extreme Contamination, Altin in Città, Insidiae Nemoris, and Slow Life. These were followed by further short films and web series.