Barcelona— A portrait of Francesc Boix, a Catalan photographer who managed to survive one of the most atrocious Nazi camps, “The Photographer of Mauthausen” will be released in Spain on Oct. 26 by Filmax. It’s the sophomore sally of producer-turned-director Mar Targarona who, alongside Joaquin Padró, is behind production of films such as Juan Antonio Bayona’s “The Orphanage” and Oriol Paulo’s “The Body.”
Barcelona-based Rodar y Rodar’s “Mauthausen” is a co-production with Netflix, We Produce 2017 Aie and Hungary’s Filmteam, backed by Spanish broadcaster Rtve and Catalan Tvc. Sold by Vicente Canales’ Film Factory, Netflix will be streaming the movie from Dec. 28.
Feature tells the little-known story of Boix, a Spanish Mauthausen inmate who managed to hide some 2,000 negatives –a testimony to the horror lived there— and smuggle them out of the concentration camp. These negatives played a decisive role in the Nuremberg Trials. Boix arrived at Mauthausen,...
Barcelona-based Rodar y Rodar’s “Mauthausen” is a co-production with Netflix, We Produce 2017 Aie and Hungary’s Filmteam, backed by Spanish broadcaster Rtve and Catalan Tvc. Sold by Vicente Canales’ Film Factory, Netflix will be streaming the movie from Dec. 28.
Feature tells the little-known story of Boix, a Spanish Mauthausen inmate who managed to hide some 2,000 negatives –a testimony to the horror lived there— and smuggle them out of the concentration camp. These negatives played a decisive role in the Nuremberg Trials. Boix arrived at Mauthausen,...
- 11/1/2018
- by Emilio Mayorga
- Variety Film + TV
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