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Avec l’aide d’un groupe de prisonniers espagnols à la tête de l’organisation clandestine du camp de concentration de Mauthausen, Francisco Boix, prisonnier travaillant dans le laboratoire photographique du camp, risque sa vie en planifiant la sortie secrète de certains négatifs. Ils montreront au monde les atrocités commises par les nazis dans l’enfer du camp de concentration autrichien. Des milliers de négatifs qui témoignent de toute la cruauté d’un système pervers. Les photographies que Boix et ses compagnons ont réussi à sauver ont été déterminantes pour condamner les hauts responsables nazis lors des procès de Nuremberg en 1946. Boix était le seul Espagnol à avoir assisté aux audiences.
Avis de la communauté (4)
72% Positives: This film was tense and showed the realism of war. During the whole film I was on the edge of my seat. I think the props were great and the set pieces were one of the best I have seen in awhile. Negatives: On the other hand this movie was a lot slower then I anticipated. The trailer made the film out to be a faster pace and more of a drama. I really wanted to rate this movie higher but I couldn't get myself to do it. Sometimes the CGI was hit or miss. Plus, I felt that the characters did a lot of unnecessary things to take time go by in the film. Overall: I will need to watch this film again because I wanted to love it so bad but something was holding me back. I love WW2 movies and this is still a very good watch. This is also a Netflix Original that many people have probably never heard of.
I fear that there is so much more to this story then could be achieved at movie length. The director seemed to latch on a plot line but then lose it sometime later. My thought would have been to show one strand of the story all the way through to the end. If there’s a book, read the book. Undoubtedly it’ll be better.
A group of Spanish manage to hide and smuggle out photographic evidence of the conditions and crimes in a World War II concentration camp where they are prisoners. It seemed like the sacrifices taken to hide, preserve, and smuggle out the evidence were too out of proportion with the goal; but I am sure that this evidence helped to convict some of the perpetrators when the war was finally over. The story is a good footnote in the concentration camp stories, and it adds another group of prisoners to the list of victims: Spanish soldiers that fought with France against the Germans (and were later captured), and Spanish socialists who lost the war against Francisco Franco. Overall, an emotional and gripping film, as these stories tend to be.
The Translate for all Language are very bad the are only speak German or Spanish at every option on Netflix.. The are only Subtitels but the Audio option is for Nothing!!! The Docu yourself was great 6/10 because the Audio Translate 8/10 for the Movie